Investors fear BlackRock will dump these two cryptocurrencies

BlackRock Scales Bitcoin ETF in Australia

Just yesterday, we discussed how Fidelity is scaling in the UK, and now BlackRock scales Bitcoin ETF in Australia: local access to IBIT on ASX is expected by mid-November. At the same time, the fund structure wraps the US-listed iShares Bitcoin Trust and provides advisors with retail access witho

Australia Soon To Gain Access To BlackRock Bitcoin ETF

Australia will soon gain access to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) on the ASX, providing regulated, local exposure to Bitcoin through a traditional exchange.

Investors fear BlackRock will dump these two cryptocurrencies

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, deposited approximately 2,043 Bitcoin (BTC) and 22,681 Ethereum (ETH) into Coinbase Prime on Tuesday, November 4. The transfer was worth $213 million in Bitcoin and $80 million in Ethereum, or $293 million in total, according to data Finbold reviewed on Arkham. As of the time of writing, BlackRock holds $97 billion in crypto, of which 86% are in BTC and around 14% in ETH. BlackRock transfers. Source:…

BlackRock Sends $185M In Crypto To Coinbase: What’s Behind It?

Key Insights BlackRock moved $129 million in Bitcoin and $56 million in Ethereum to Coinbase Prime within one hour. Analysts say the transfer links to ETF redemptions, not a direct sell-off. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dipped slightly as traders watched for the next market moves. BlackRock sent $185 million worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum to Coinbase Prime on November 3, 2025. Arkham Intelligence tracked the move, sparking concerns about potentia…

BlackRock plans to launch Bitcoin ETF in Australia

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF launch in Australia could significantly boost institutional crypto adoption and influence global regulatory trends. The post BlackRock plans to launch Bitcoin ETF in Australia appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

BlackRock to Launch Bitcoin ETF in Australia

BlackRock to launch iShares Bitcoin ETF on ASX in Nov 2025, offering Australians regulated Bitcoin exposure with a 0.39% fee.