BlackRock’s IBIT sees $1.3B dark pool trade as Bitcoin barely flinches
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust executed a significant $1.29 billion dark pool trade without impacting Bitcoin's price. This transaction raises questions about the intentions of large institutional investors and their sentiment towards Bitcoin. The trade coincided with increased buying of longer-dated IBIT call options, suggesting a complex strategy rather than outright selling pressure.
- ▪The block trade was executed at approximately $43.16 per share.
- ▪Bitcoin's spot price did not show a significant immediate reaction to the trade.
- ▪IBIT has over $61 billion in assets under management, making it a key player in Bitcoin investment.
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