
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has publicly admitted that he was wrong about Bitcoin, marking a significant shift in his stance on the cryptocurrency. Fink, who manages $13 trillion in assets, previously expressed skepticism about Bitcoin but has now come to view it as 'digital gold.' His change of heart comes as Bitcoin's market cap has surged to $1.2 trillion, up from $20 billion in 2017 when he first spoke out against it. Additionally, $270 billion asset manager Ric Edelman has suggested that Bitcoin could reach $420,000 if just 1% of global wealth is allocated to it.

🚨 BREAKING: BLACROCK CEO BITCOIN IS "DIGITAL GOLD" "I was a skeptic. As you know, I was a proud skeptic, and I studied it and learned about it. And I came away saying, okay, you know, my opinion five years ago was wrong. I believe Bitcoin is legitimate. I look at it as… https://t.co/GE9KgRt6YG
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Will the percentage of global wealth held in Bitcoin grow in the next decade? Current Market Cap: - Bitcoin: $1.2T - Gold: $17T - Global Equities: $110T - Global Real Estate: $635T You are early.