#美联储回购协议计划 BlackRock recently transferred 2019 Bitcoins and nearly 30,000 Ethers to a certain compliance accomplice platform, with a total value approaching 2 billion RMB.

Many people see the words "large deposit" and start to imagine a scenario of market crashing, becoming anxious to the point of losing sleep. But think about it, institutions like BlackRock have meticulously designed strategies for every move they make. They are using a specialized channel from a compliant custody platform, what does that indicate? It could be preparing for long-term holdings, it could be for asset allocation for new products (like spot Bitcoin funds, Ethereum investment products), or it might just be simply moving assets to a different place for better management—just like putting cash in a bank vault doesn't mean you will withdraw it all tomorrow.

The key point is that players of BlackRock's scale are willing to bet real money on crypto assets, which in itself sends a signal to the market: this has long been detached from the label of "niche toys," and traditional financial institutions are already viewing it as an important asset class. Instead of scaring oneself by constantly staring at large transfer data, it is better to take a longer-term view and pay attention to industry development directions. Every action taken by institutions entering the market is worthy of serious consideration.

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