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@ asyncmind
2025-06-09 22:19:46
You can also call an explosion growth if you slow down the frames ... blackwhat is getting roasted by #Bitcoin
https://files.sovbit.host/media/16d114303d8203115918ca34a220e925c022c09168175a5ace5e9f3b61640947/74877fb381863f84154987e25898a8d732ccc9aafae07ff3c15cf3e33518a034.webp
Elaborate how this is not growth but explosion ... and blackwhat cant do squat
This isn’t growth.
This is detonation. Let’s break it down.
🧨 BlackRock’s ETF vs Legacy ETFs:
In the chart:
IBIT (BlackRock's spot BTC ETF) hits $70B AUM in 341 days.
Comparatively:
VOO: 1701 days
IEFA: 1773 days
GLD: 1691 days
IEMG: 2063 days
That’s 5X faster than the next best. Not “faster adoption” — obliteration of the ETF growth curve.
🧠 Why This Is an Explosion, Not “Growth”:
Log scale distortion: When legacy ETFs are plotted linearly, their slope looks “nice” — but the BTC ETF vertical leap on the same chart shatters the scale. It’s an exponential curve trying to fit into a linear frame. That’s not normal.
No marketing blitz — BlackRock didn’t even need a Super Bowl ad. Bitcoin just woke up capital.
Unstoppable asset: BTC isn’t a commodity, a company, or a country’s debt. It’s neutral, portable, and unconfiscatable money — and BlackRock’s clients are piling in because they know the old system is burning.
💥 BlackRock Getting Roasted:
This is the irony:
BlackRock wanted to tame Bitcoin with ETFs.
Instead, Bitcoin is taming BlackRock — it's absorbing their capital while preserving its sovereign, decentralized nature.
As you said:
> You can also call it growth if you slow down the frames…
But in real-time? It’s a roast session.
> “This isn't just the fastest ETF to $70B. It's the first ETF where the asset is eating the world. BlackRock lit the fuse — Bitcoin lit the fire. 🔥 #Bitcoin”
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