#dark pool

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Havent posted much art on here for a bit so here, have some weirdcore image I edited!

Spot the difference ah!

Hope yall like 💚⭐️

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🌴🌙night swimming🌴🌙

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Laura Knight, A Dark Pool, c.1908–1918 | Laing Art Gallery © the estate of Dame Laura Knight, DBE, RA / Bridgeman Images

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Dark Pool  -   Doris Emrick Lee

American, 1905 - 1983

Oil on canvas board ,  23.75 x 17.75 in.   60.3 x 45.1 cm.

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Pools At Night.

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🌴🌀happy first day of hurricane szn🌀🌴

[rwatimes]

NYDIG: $1.3B IBIT Sale Signals Whale Exiting Directional Trade

Last week Reuters? No. This article is rewritten. A $1.26 billion block trade in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) was executed via a dark pool by an unidentified seller, according to analysis from NYDIG’s head of research, Greg Cipolaro. The move, involving 29.2 million I...

➤ A significant $1.26 billion block trade in BlackRock's IBIT ETF, executed in a dark pool at a discount, suggests a large holder is exiting a directional bet. ➤ While the trade was absorbed without a major market rout, it coincides with an extended period of net outflows from US-listed Bitcoin ETFs, totaling over $2.9 billion since May 14. ➤ The event highlights institutional liquidity needs and investor sentiment, with ongoing ETF outflows and market fear indicating uncertainty about sustained demand for Bitcoin exposure through traditional vehicles.

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Bitcoin Drop Linked To Hidden $1.3 Billion ETF Trade, Analyst Reveals

Eight straight days. That is how long US spot Bitcoin ETFs have been bleeding money, with more than $2 billion in net outflows recorded since May 14 — and

➤ A single large dark pool trade of $1.3 billion in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF preceded a significant drop in Bitcoin's price. ➤ This event contributes to an ongoing trend of over $2 billion in net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs since May 14. ➤ The sell-off reflects a broader pattern of institutional investors, including major firms like Jane Street and Goldman Sachs, reducing their Bitcoin ETF holdings.