Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, is proving to be a big winner in the crypto market. With a remarkable 31-day streak of inflows and a total asset surge to $72 billion, the fund is…
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According to data from SoSoValue, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has seen continuous daily inflows since April 14, 2025.
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Over the course of this 31-day run, IBIT pulled in an impressive $9.31 billion in net inflows.
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Nate Geraci, President of ETF Store, noted that IBIT now ranks among the top five ETFs by inflows this year — and that’s out of more than 4,200 ETFs listed in the United States.
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One big reason is Bitcoin’s declining volatility. As prices have stayed steady, more traditional investors are starting to see Bitcoin as a stable, long-term asset rather than…
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Bloomberg ETF expert Eric Balchunas shared that IBIT’s 90-day rolling volatility is now the lowest since the fund was reveal. For investors, less volatility means lower risk.
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Balchunas also noted that IBIT is leading the pack when it comes to Bitcoin-related ETFs. Its inflow numbers are far ahead of its competitors, showing that investors are…
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Mike Shell, an investment manager at ASYMMETRY, added an interesting perspective. According to him, IBIT is now acting more like “digital gold” than a volatile tech stock.
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In other words, investors are starting to view Bitcoin — through IBIT — as a store of value, similar to how people think about gold.
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Shell said that the fund’s behavior suggests it is becoming more institutional-grade — something large firms and pension funds can feel comfortable investing in.
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IBIT’s success reflects more than just good marketing or luck. It shows that institutional trust in Bitcoin is growing, especially when it’s packaged in a regulated,…
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If this trend continues, we could see even more capital flowing into Bitcoin, not just through IBIT but across the entire crypto investment space.
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With its current momentum, IBIT is set to keep attracting large investors. If Bitcoin’s price remains stable or continues to rise slowly, more institutional money may pour in.
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This could mark a new phase in Bitcoin adoption: one led not by retail traders chasing big gains, but by institutional investors looking for safe, long-term returns.
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