That is why they are saying BlackRock basically owns the SEC.
You may not know how large BlackRock is but in the United States they have their hands in everything from Oil & Gas companies to supermarkets where people go to get their groceries.
So they will not deny them the approval process when they want to enter into the cryptocurrency market.
But I digress, this thread isn't about the ETF approval they are seeking but about Bitcoin Ordinals and how Micheal Saylor is giving his thumbs up to it's usage on the bitcoin blockchain.
But these early transgressions will all fall together one way or another in due time.
Yup! totally agrees BlackRock is not a whale but a total behemoth larger than whales could be, they are a solidify big company that is well known in the mutual fund and it was pretty much well known in getting other funds from different companies that are how large BlackRock is, now we got an idea on how large this BlackRock is, now Michael Saylor approval on opening up about their Bitcoin venture well I really don't know his true motives are, but they will surely say this is for the greater common good but in the back of our heads we all know that this is money and money is the root of all,
And Together with Michael Saylor, BlackRock, Citadel, and now Fidelity they are aiming to make Bitcoin reach $1,000,000 USD per Bitcoin, and that could surely happen when you have those big company names backing Michael Saylor, and you will know that the price will reach that high in the future, here is the interview on Michael Saylor,
Michael Saylor: BlackRock, Citadel, & Fidelity Will Send Bitcoin to $1,000,000