According to ChainCatcher, according to Benzinga, global asset management giant BlackRock said that as the U.S. federal debt has reached $35 trillion, the market's interest in Bitcoin as a reserve asset has increased. BlackRock's ETF chief investment officer Samara Cohen and digital asset head Robert Mitchnick pointed out that concerns about the spread of the U.S. federal deficit and debt problems are driving widespread institutional interest in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is seen as a "unique and diversified tool" to hedge fiscal, monetary and geopolitical risks.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has called Bitcoin a hedge against inflation, especially amid rising global tensions and the threat of de-dollarization.