Ларри Финк из BlackRock считает биткоин отдельным классом активов

investing.ruPublished on 2024-10-15Last updated on 2024-10-15

Happycoin.club - Генеральный директор управляющей активами компании BlackRock Ларри Финк считает, что биткоин находится на пути к тому, чтобы стать отдельным классом активов.

По мнению Финка, будущее флагманской криптовалюты не зависит от того, кто победит на предстоящих выборах в США.

Я не уверен, что кто-то из новых президентов сможет что-либо изменить, — уверен он.

Именно поэтому биткоин — финансовый продукт, который со временем будет только масштабироваться.

BlackRock, который является крупнейшим в мире управляющим активами, обратил своё внимание на биткоин недавно. Однако с момента запуска спотового биткоин-ETF iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) компания смогла привлечь в фонд миллиарды долларов. Всего за девять месяцев после начала торгов капитализация ETF достигла рекордных $23 млрд.

И мы продолжает внедрять новые продукты, чтобы сделать инвестирование более простым и доступным, — заявил Финк.

Интересно, что взгляды Финка на биткоин заметно изменились именно в этом году. Несколько лет назад он, как и генеральный директор JPMorgan Джейми Даймон, сомневался в долгосрочной ценности флагманской криптовалюты. А уже в этом сентябре аналитики его компании сравнивали биткоин с золотом, подчёркивая его стабильность во время геополитических кризисов.

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