2026-01-05 03:53:49

In the past week (December 29 to January 2, Eastern Time), Bitcoin spot ETFs continued to attract funds. According to on-chain data, the net inflow during this period reached $459 million.

Looking at specific product performance, BlackRock's IBIT performed the most impressively. This ETF had a weekly net inflow of $324 million, accounting for nearly 70% of the total inflow. Even more astonishing, the total net inflow of IBIT since its launch has accumulated to $62.38 billion, making it the most popular Bitcoin spot ETF product in the market.

Following closely is Fidelity's FBTC. This ETF had a net inflow of $106 million last week, maintaining stable capital attraction.

From the data, it is evident that traditional financial institutions remain highly enthusiastic about Bitcoin spot ETFs. Large asset management firms are increasingly deploying Bitcoin exposure through compliant channels, which also reflects the growing recognition among institutional investors of crypto asset allocation.

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MevWhisperer

· 15h ago

ibit is so powerful... Blackstone has really capitalized on this wave of benefits.

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YieldChaser

· 01-05 07:57

BlackRock is really ruthless, who can stop IBIT's rapid capital inflow... Institutional entry is different; traditional finance is taking it seriously this time. IBIT has already reached 62.3 billion? That's quite a crazy growth. Fidelity is also steadily absorbing funds, it seems everyone is fighting for the BTC pie. Once the compliance channels open, such large capital inflows are so aggressive. I should have held a heavy position earlier. A weekly inflow of 450 million dollars—how many people are buying... BlackRock's hand is unbeatable, almost monopolizing the market. By the way, how long will it take for traditional finance to truly go all-in on crypto?

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 01-05 04:23

BlackRock has truly capitalized on this wave of benefits, and the momentum of IBIT... Hey, wait a minute, this is the real institutional entry.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-05 04:23

BlackRock is truly amazing, IBIT's speed is really terrifying. Institutions are scooping up assets much faster than retail investors, right? Why is FBTC performing so poorly? The gap is so big. The compliant approach is a great tool for attracting funds.

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MemeCurator

· 01-05 04:22

BlackRock's IBIT is really a vampire, taking 70% of the traffic. How can other products survive?

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RektRecorder

· 01-05 04:21

BlackRock's move this time is truly impressive. IBIT's ability to attract funds is really monster-level. One week of 324 million accounts for 70%? The brothers are疯狂ly bottom-fishing.

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MetaNomad

· 01-05 04:19

IBIT is so aggressive, pulling in over 60 billion, BlackRock is really serious about playing with Bitcoin.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-05 04:14

BlackRock is really accumulating aggressively, with IBIT reaching 324 million in a week. Who can keep up with this pace? Traditional finance is really getting serious now. Once compliance channels open, they can't stop. Why does FBTC feel so crushed? The gap is quite large. Institutional entry makes a difference. Retail investors are still debating when to buy.

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RugDocScientist

· 01-05 04:06

BlackRock's guy is really ruthless, pulling in 70% of the money in a week. This move is stepping on all other ETFs.

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