Recent market data shows that the funding for Bitcoin spot ETFs remains active. According to SoSoValue statistics, on January 2nd, Eastern Time, the total net inflow for Bitcoin spot ETFs on that day reached $471 million, reflecting ongoing institutional interest in Bitcoin.
Among various products, BlackRock's IBIT performed the best. Its single-day net inflow reached $287 million, accounting for more than half of the total market net inflow. More notably, the cumulative net inflow of IBIT since its launch has reached $62.38 billion, demonstrating the product's strong appeal among institutional investors.
From this data, it can be seen that institutional-level Bitcoin spot ETFs continue to attract funds, which to some extent reflects the enthusiasm of traditional financial institutions for Bitcoin asset allocation.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 9h ago
BlackRock is really serious about this; IBIT's ability to attract funds is quite impressive.
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AirdropChaser
· 9h ago
BlackRock's move is really ruthless, consuming more than half of the inflow with just one IBIT... Traditional finance still has some tricks up its sleeve.
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GasDevourer
· 9h ago
Why is this number on ibit so outrageous... Are institutions all bottom-fishing?
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 9h ago
BlackRock's speed is incredible, pulling in 62.38 billion just like that
IBIT tops the charts, while other ETFs are still struggling
Are institutions really going all in? Or is this the last hurrah before harvesting retail investors
47 million a day, my wallet is crying
Are traditional finance starting to get scared? They have to use BTC to hedge
Can this data continue, or is it just another bait
Blackstone is playing a big game here, retail investors are being drained
Recent market data shows that the funding for Bitcoin spot ETFs remains active. According to SoSoValue statistics, on January 2nd, Eastern Time, the total net inflow for Bitcoin spot ETFs on that day reached $471 million, reflecting ongoing institutional interest in Bitcoin.
Among various products, BlackRock's IBIT performed the best. Its single-day net inflow reached $287 million, accounting for more than half of the total market net inflow. More notably, the cumulative net inflow of IBIT since its launch has reached $62.38 billion, demonstrating the product's strong appeal among institutional investors.
From this data, it can be seen that institutional-level Bitcoin spot ETFs continue to attract funds, which to some extent reflects the enthusiasm of traditional financial institutions for Bitcoin asset allocation.