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Bitcoin 24 September 2025 | 02:15 Less than two years after their launch, BlackRock’s cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds have turned into one of the company’s most powerful growth engines. The world’s largest asset manager now oversees nearly $85 billion in its spot Bitcoin ETF, a position that gives it close to 60% of the U.S. market and makes it one of the 25 largest ETFs globally. The financial impact is already staggering. Research from the Onchain Foundation estimates that BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ether ETFs are pulling in $260 million a year in revenue — the kind of returns that have made Wall Street suddenly rethink crypto as more than a niche experiment. Analysts describe the funds as a benchmark for traditional finance, comparing their rapid success to Amazon’s early expansion from books into global retail. This influx of institutional capital is changing how many view Bitcoin’s growth trajectory. Historically, the cryptocurrency’s market cycles have been tied to its halving events every four years. Now, inflows from ETFs and corporate treasuries appear to be creating a parallel engine of demand. Some analysts suggest this dynamic could extend the current cycle beyond what past patterns would predict. Bitwise researcher André Dragosch has gone further, arguing that retirement fund access could be the tipping point. With 401(k) plans beginning to explore Bitcoin allocations, he sees a path to $200,000 BTC before year-end. Bitget’s Ryan Lee echoed the optimism, pointing to ETF flows as a catalyst that could drive the market toward new all-time highs in the coming weeks. For BlackRock, what started as a push into digital assets has become proof that crypto can be a serious profit center. For the broader industry, it may mark the start of a new era where institutional products, not just halving cycles, shape the rhythm of the…

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