BlackRock adds Bitcoin ETF to model portfolio
BlackRock Adds Its Bitcoin ETF to Model Portfolio for First Time
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BlackRock Adds Its IBIT Bitcoin ETF to Alternative Asset Model Portfolio
BlackRock has added the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the fund issued by the asset manager that holds bitcoin (BTC), to one of its model portfolios. These models suggest portfolios and rebalances which are then followed by advisors and platforms who can also request adjustments to the models based on their investment needs.
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