2026-01-05 07:28:48

Recently, Bitcoin spot ETFs have performed strongly. According to SoSoValue statistics, from December 29 to January 2 Eastern Time, the cumulative net inflow into Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $459 million. Among them, BlackRock's IBIT led the pack with a weekly net inflow of $324 million, setting a new record — the total net inflow has exceeded $62.38 billion. Fidelity's FBTC followed closely, with a weekly net inflow of $106 million. From this data, it can be seen that institutional investors' enthusiasm for Bitcoin spot ETFs continues to be high, and the ongoing deployment by large asset management firms further consolidates the position of spot ETFs as a mainstream channel for Bitcoin investment.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-06 09:23

BlackRock's move is really impressive. Everyone's saying institutions are bottom-fishing, and this time they're really doing it.

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-05 07:58

BlackRock's move is truly unmatched; just in one week, IBIT attracted over 300 million in funds, turning the Bitcoin spot ETF into a money-making machine. The giants' recent actions are really playing it smart; traditional financial institutions entering the market are on a different level. 623 billion in inflows... indicating that institutional FOMO is quite strong, and no one can resist this momentum. IBIT's speed is outrageous; it feels like it will soon surpass the existing gold ETF in terms of volume. Although Fidelity's traffic isn't as massive as BlackRock's, this also shows that spot ETFs have shifted from being a "novelty" to a standard. Behind this data lies one logic: Bitcoin has evolved from a "crypto toy" into an essential component of institutional asset allocation. Nearly 500 million in weekly inflows, amounting to close to 30 billion a year—this growth rate is truly terrifying. It seems the story ahead will become more and more surreal, with retail investors' and institutions' influence diverging increasingly.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-05 07:53

Blackstone's move this time is truly awesome; IBIT's vampiric ability is at a monster level.

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BoredWatcher

· 01-05 07:52

Blackstone's move is really aggressive; iBit has skyrocketed. How many institutions are pouring money in?

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StealthDeployer

· 01-05 07:46

Blackstone's move is truly brilliant; IBIT has skyrocketed, institutional entry is just different BlackRock is aggressively accumulating? 62.38 billion... this scale is a bit frightening Spot ETFs have really become mainstream; retail investors are still debating spot vs. futures, the big players have already laid out their positions IBIT had a net inflow of 324 million in one week? Isn't this just showing us what institutional consensus looks like? Fidelity is closely following, this rhythm is a bit something, feels like it will keep rising Now buying spot ETFs has become routine, the times have changed, brother Blackstone makes money with every move; I, as a retail investor, need to learn a thing or two

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-05 07:31

Damn, IBIT broke records again this week, 62.38 billion, how terrifying Institutions are really on a buying spree, I need to speed up IBIT is accumulating funds day and night, BlackRock is serious Fidelity is not slow either, but being pressured by IBIT If this pace continues, do retail investors still have a chance? Haha Spot ETFs are already the trend, what are you hesitating for?

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