BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, who oversees about $12 trillion, said more than $4.5 trillion is already invested in crypto and expects the market to expand quickly. He framed crypto as a growing alternative asset class, increasingly accepted by mainstream investors and institutions. Fink’s outlook suggests rising adoption, deeper liquidity, and broader product offerings as capital flows in. While he urges balanced allocations, his comments highlight crypto’s accelerating shift from niche speculation to a core, diversified portfolio exposure.
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