BlackRock suddenly issued a "super rare" statement! Bitcoin plummeted to 96,000, and the largest crypto exchange in the past dumped its stocks
On Friday (December 20), Bitcoin plummeted to $96,000 before rebounding. Short sellers took control of the situation in the short term. BlackRock, a Wall Street asset management giant that manages $10 trillion globally, issued a rare disclaimer, saying that it could not guarantee that the total supply of Bitcoin would remain unchanged at 21 million, sparking controversy in the community. After the Federal Reserve's rate cut meeting released hawkish signals, Mt.Gox, the former largest crypto exchange, dumped $102.5 million worth of Bitcoin.
BlackRock: There is no guarantee that the total supply of Bitcoin will remain unchanged at 21 million CoinTelegraph pointed out that after BlackRock released a 3-minute Bitcoin explanation video and added a disclaimer saying that there is no guarantee that the 21 million Bitcoin supply cap will not change, the debate over whether the total supply limit of Bitcoin is truly fixed has resurfaced.
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