BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Crushes S&P 500 Flagship Fund in Earnings—Crypto Flexes Its Muscles
Wall Street's old guard just got a wake-up call. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is now raking in more cash than its S&P 500 counterpart—proof that digital assets aren't just surviving, they're thriving.
The numbers don't lie
While traditional finance clings to legacy indices, Bitcoin's institutional darling is quietly eating their lunch. No asterisks, no caveats—just cold, hard outperformance.
A shifting power dynamic
This isn't about hype cycles or meme rallies. When the world's largest asset manager can't keep its crypto product from cannibalizing traditional offerings, you're witnessing structural change in real time.
The irony?
The same suits who dismissed Bitcoin as a 'fraud' five years ago are now getting rich off it—all while still charging those 2-and-20 fees for underperforming hedge funds.