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Scaramucci's billion-wallet vision for Bitcoin aligns with its shift from speculative asset to economic mainstay.
Liam 'Akiba' Wright 4 min read 
Bitcoin ETFs break records with $62.9 billion inflows, bolstered by institutional interest.
The meeting followed another encounter on April 1 where BlackRock also discussed staking and ETP rules, but now added tokenization.
BlackRock's IBIT dominated 92% of the net flows from April 7 to May 8, favored by the "beta with a side of Bitcoin" pattern.
The "Crypto Mom" also urged for patience from market participants as “a lot is going on” over the agency.
IBIT’s quarterly disclosure highlights inflows despite Bitcoin’s 11.15% price drop and evolving custody framework.
The ETFs use derivatives and leverage to expose investors to price deviations between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and gold.
BlackRock's IBIT is currently on a 15-day inflow streak that has brought in more than $4 billion in new capital.
VanEck's historic filing aims to pioneer spot BNB access, offering exposure tied to top trading platforms' prices.
