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It just got 25 times easier to move self-custody Bitcoin directly onto Wall Street, and $5 billion already has

CryptoSlate3h agoUpdated 16m ago
It just got 25 times easier to move self-custody Bitcoin directly onto Wall Street, and $5 billion already has
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BlackRock cut the minimum for converting privately held Bitcoin into IBIT shares from $25 million to $1 million, while Bitwise lowered its floor from $100 million to $3 million. While this might sound like a niche development for a small number of institutional users, it signals that custody is no longer just a slogan…

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