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BlackRock, managing $12.5 trillion in assets, reports that de-dollarisation is prompting central banks to diversify away from the US dollar. This shift includes increased interest in alternative assets like gold and emerging digital currencies such as Bitcoin. The move signals growing acceptance of cryptocurrency in global finance as countries seek to reduce reliance on the dollar amid changing economic dynamics. BlackRock’s analysis underscores Bitcoin’s potential role in future central bank reserves.
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- Jul 24, 2025 06:41 UTC
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BlackRock Highlights De-dollarisation Driving Central Banks Toward Gold and Bitcoin
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