According to @rovercrc, BlackRock just bought $24.6 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC). Source: @rovercrc on X. The post provides no transaction details, ETF creation data, or official disclosure to substantiate the claim. Source: @rovercrc on X. Traders should verify by checking iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT daily holdings and creations or redemptions published by iShares BlackRock and cross-referencing Bloomberg ETF flow trackers for corresponding inflows near $24.6 million. Sources: iShares BlackRock, Bloomberg ETF flow data.

According to @rovercrc, BlackRock sold $198,800,000 worth of Bitcoin, and the post provides no supporting ETF filing, flow data, or transaction evidence, source: @rovercrc. Based on this claim, traders can seek confirmation by reviewing iShares Bitcoin Trust daily holdings disclosures and same-day US spot BTC ETF net flow prints, source: @rovercrc. Traders can also monitor exchange net inflows and outflows and large block trade prints to assess any impact if the claim is validated, source: @rovercrc.

According to Crypto Rover (@rovercrc), BlackRock just purchased $111.4 million of BTC via a social post that includes no supporting documentation. Source: Crypto Rover on X. The post does not reference a BlackRock press release, SEC filing, or iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) creation data, leaving the claim unverified for trading decisions at this time. Source: Crypto Rover on X. Traders seeking confirmation should check daily IBIT creations/redemptions on the iShares product page and monitor official BlackRock announcements before positioning. Source: BlackRock iShares. Additional validation can come from on-chain and exchange flow analytics to spot large USD inflows/outflows that align with the claimed purchase size. Source: Glassnode. Until verifiable flow data emerges, consider avoiding impulse longs on social headlines and wait for confirmatory ETF flow or corporate disclosure. Source: BlackRock iShares.

According to Farside Investors, BlackRock’s US spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) recorded US$138.2 million in net inflows on August 12, 2025; source: Farside Investors farside.co.uk/btc/ and Farside Investors twitter.com/FarsideUK/status/1955113446162239952. IBIT uses a cash-creation model where authorized participants deliver cash and the trust purchases bitcoin with proceeds, so positive net inflows reflect net share creations associated with underlying BTC acquisition by the fund; source: iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT prospectus on sec.gov and product page on ishares.com. Traders monitor daily spot Bitcoin ETF flows as a timely indicator of US institutional demand for BTC and to contextualize near-term order flow; source: Farside Investors flow dashboard farside.co.uk/btc/.

According to Lookonchain, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF has purchased 41,452 BTC, valued at $3.92 billion, over the last two weeks, increasing its total Bitcoin holdings to 614,639 BTC ($58.07 billion) as reported on ishares.com. This sustained accumulation signals strong institutional confidence and may impact Bitcoin’s price stability and long-term upward momentum. Traders should closely monitor inflows to the ETF, as continued large-scale purchases by BlackRock often correlate with bullish sentiment and potential price rallies in the spot Bitcoin market (source: Lookonchain, ishares.com).