Larry Fink Ascends to WEF Throne

Larry Fink, the shadowy titan of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager with over $10 trillion in its grip, has been named interim co chair of the World Economic Forum alongside Roche’s André Hoffmann. This move, announced on August 15, 2025, comes right after an internal probe that cleared WEF founder Klaus Schwab of misconduct, though it admitted to “minor irregularities” in his operation. BlackRock’s tentacles stretch into every major corporation, government, and central bank, and now Fink’s got a front row seat at the WEF’s Davos circus, where the world’s power brokers plot their next moves. Consolidation of power in the hands of a man who’s been steering markets and pushing agendas like ESG investing, a trojan horse for centralized control.

Larry Fink, the guy who built BlackRock from a scrappy startup into a financial juggernaut that owns stakes in over 14,000 companies worldwide. His annual letters to CEOs read like manifestos for a new world order, urging companies to bow to stakeholder capitalism, a soft term for prioritizing globalist agendas over profits.

So, what can we expect in the coming months? Expect a turbo charged push for digital assets, ESG policies, and global governance that threatens national sovereignty. Fink’s BlackRock already manages the largest Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, worth nearly $95 billion, and his WEF gig could accelerate crypto adoption as a tool for financial surveillance. Under Fink, it’s a blueprint for merging corporate power with government policy, creating a world where unelected financiers call all the shots. Fink’s leadership risks cementing that reputation, turning Davos into a command center for a financial feudalism where BlackRock’s interests reign supreme. It’s not a promotion, it’s a coronation for a man who’s been pulling strings behind the scenes for decades. Wake up, America, this is the real great reset, Round #2.