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Blackrock Bitcoin ETF verzeichnet seit 70 Tagen durchgängige Zuflüsse – Bestände nahe 274K BTC

Blackrock, the world’s biggest asset manager with $10.5 trillion in assets under management, has experienced an impressive 70 straight days of inflows into its spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). The Ishares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), a subsidiary of Blackrock, has seen continuous growth in its holdings, nearing approximately 274,000 bitcoins since the launch of the ETF. This remarkable streak of inflows has propelled IBIT into the ranks of the top 10 ETFs with the longest daily inflow streaks.

Investors have shown significant interest in IBIT, contributing to the consistent inflows over the past 70 days. The influx of funds into the bitcoin ETF demonstrates growing confidence in digital assets among institutional investors, with bitcoin being a particularly attractive option. The increasing popularity of bitcoin as an investment vehicle is reflected in the remarkable performance of IBIT and its ability to attract substantial investments.

The impressive success of Blackrock’s bitcoin ETF highlights the demand for cryptocurrency exposure in traditional financial markets. As digital assets continue to gain mainstream acceptance, ETFs like IBIT provide investors with a regulated and accessible way to invest in bitcoin. The sustained inflows into IBIT underscore the growing relevance of cryptocurrencies in the global financial landscape and reinforce the position of bitcoin as a valuable asset class for investors seeking diversification and growth opportunities.

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