BlackRock's Exec Says CLARITY Act Is 'Less Critical' for Bitcoin Other Cryptos
BlackRock says the Clarity Act matters less for Bitcoin as institutions increasingly treat BTC like digital gold.
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BlackRock CEO Laurence Fink Said, “Market fundamentals are strong and well supported, with higher margins and earnings momentum catalyzed by new technology. The scale and depth of our client relationships globally have never been greater. Clients are turning to BlackRock for insights and opportunities. That’s powering record financial performance, $868 billion of net inflows, and 10% organic base fee growth over the last year. Flows in the first six months of 2026 more than doubled year-over-year, driving."
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