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BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF hits $10 billion in assets in just 7 weeks! 🚀That's 162K BTC under management! 😮
In comparison, Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF has 105K BTC ($6.3 billion). 📈
Is this the start of a new bull run? 🤔
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