Yes every sell from this big investors will definitely cause a market correction because of the excess supply they have. No investor that doesn’t know this, the market is of two phase the bearish and the bullish. So even if the blackrock decide to sell today which is logical it will still be a good thing because it means more buying opportunity and also a spread of the coin to other investors than them holding the junk of it. If one is scared of a drop then they should sell when they are in profit

The moment that institutional investors starters putting their money in is the moment that we never should've welcomed before, it's already too late for what we're expecting to be the result of this, we will eventually see what's going to happen next anyway, Blackrock's basically have an unlimited supply of money so I don't know if they're not going to use it to their fullest, they know that if they buy bitcoin, they can easily screw over the retail investors and we all know how good they are with that part, pretty sure that we're going to see that happen anytime soon, make sure to continuing hodling.

BlackRock and other organizations in the BTC spot ETF space aim to be the major controllers of the market and there's no way they won't be sooner or later because some naive investors choose to invest in their spot ETF rather than making themselves responsible for their BTC holding through self-custodial.

Having said that, the organization's (BlackRock) accumulation of more BTC will increase the market greed level while the disadvantage is that the chance of market manipulation will increase and institution banks will be in charge of 99.6% of their service.

The organization accumulation does not make it hard for anyone who wants to join the market and for the record, the US Government has an auction of Billion of dollars worth of Bitcoin and there's no way this auction will take place that it wont impact the market price.

I feel like this topic has been beaten to death already with all the ETF Blackrock threads since this year and even going back to last summer.

But let's be clear. Blackrock is not buying! They are buying ON BEHALF of their ETF customers. People keep talking about ETFs like it is the handful of investment firms that are buying up all this Bitcoin. Yes, they technically are the ones buying, but they are doing it with customers money, on the behalf of customers. So it isn't Blackrock buying up all this Bitcoin, it's myriad investors in the TradFi markets that are buying up the bitcoin through the ETFs.


Secondly, "it makes it harder for others not in the market yet to buy more amounts"...well, that is the case anytime anyone buys Bitcoin. If you follow that line of thought, then nobody should ever buy bitcoin because it'll make it harder for other people to buy bitcoin, therefore nobody owns bitcoin and it is worth $0 and doesn't exist anymore.

There is no such thing as too much too soon. Bitcoin reached a mainstream global audience 7 years ago! So the average person has had 7 years to buy Bitcoin. It isn't the TradFi investors who are buying bitcoin through the ETFs fault that the vast majority of people still don't own bitcoin.

The purpose of Bitcoin is not for everyone to get a great deal on Bitcoin. It's a currency - the purpose is to own it and use it. Everyone is able to choose if and when they decide to buy Bitcoin. Everyone who has wanted Bitcoin before the ETFs opened up Bitcoin to the US TradFi world already bought it. The ETF buyers are market participants just like anyone else (though of course they aren't holding bitcoin itself but holding it purely as an investment through a financial product). The people who haven't yet decided to own bitcoin don't get some sort of preference to get to buy it before TradFi people lol. If they wanted to buy it already they would have.

When blackrock and large funds sell their bitcoins, there are also 2 cases that happen. Those who bought bitcoin at higher prices will see this as a bad thing as the market is dumped and they fall into losses. On the contrary, those who want to accumulate more bitcoin will see this as a great opportunity to own bitcoin at a cheap price. That's why I often say that everything has its pros and cons. The fact that we have a large amount of capital participating in the market is not 100% good or bad.

Our mission is to closely monitor market developments to come up with appropriate solutions to optimize profits, and that will depend on the mindset of each investor. Not everyone will win when investing in bitcoin, in the battle there will be winners and losers.

But it can be a problem in future. They will be very powerful and will control prices in future. This will make it hard for future investors to come into the market.

However, not everything is bad about it. There is another aspect that Blackrock buying lots of bitcoins means that there will be more demand for bitcoin. It will mean that prices will grow which will benefit other small investors holding bitcoins currently.

Yes, we should look on the bright side because even if we disagree, we have no way to stop BlackRock or the big funds from buying bitcoin. And the fact that we always look at the negative side only makes us disadvantaged and does not bring us any benefits.

I also thought that when ETFs was approved, large funds would hold the majority of bitcoin and this would make bitcoin more centralized and easier to manipulate. But I know there's nothing else I can do to stop it, so I'll look on the bright side and use it as motivation to push bitcoin prices higher. I will take advantage of that to make bigger profits instead of trying to fight back desperately.

Be careful and don't ever follow the footsteps of whales in the market, their single buy and sell order will definitely affects the price of that particular project. To be on the safer side, thoroughly make research and invest either for long or short term. Black Rock have the necessary initial capital to raise the targeted funds to pump bitcoin. This is almost bitcoin halving and anyone that invested early will have in mind of reaping the gigantic profits, atleast they should be wearing smiles on their faces.

I don’t think we should look who’s buying to determine if we will buy more or not. If you have the funds and want to invest, just do it. This is one of the problems with being a short term investor. You’ll be cautious not to step in at the wrong time and all of that. But if you’re investing for the long run, you don’t have to worry or fear because you believe that it’s just a matter of time before you make those gains.