World’s Largest Asset Manager BlackRock Is Now Trading Bitcoin Futures

By cineramaApril 1, 2021Bitcoin Business

Larry Fink, chief executive officer of BlackRock Inc. According to Securities and Exchange Commission filings submitted Wednesday, the BlackRock Global Allocation Fund held 37 futures contracts, which expired on […]

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