On the 30th (local time), Cointelegraph cited data from CoinGlass and reported that BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBI
T) recorded an inflow of $875 million, the largest inflow since the ETF was launched on January 11 this year.
This figure surpasses IBIT's previous record of $849 million set on March 12 and marks the 13th consecutive day of record highs of approximately $4.08 billion.
Traders are hopeful that more than $1 billion could flow in on the day ahead.
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Trading Axe, a cryptocurrency trader, said on Twitter that "$1 billion inflow, no joke."
"It'll definitely hit over $1 billion on peak day," The Caller predicted to his 164,000-plus followers.
BlackRock's performance dwarfed the other 10 U.S.-listed physical Bitcoin ETFs, which accounted for 21% of the total.
The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund recorded an inflow of $300,000 (approximately 3,249,610,000 yen).
The Bitwise Bitcoin ETF, FBTC, came in second with $12.6 million.
BITB was the worst performer with outflows of $23.9 million.
2024/10/31 16:53 KST
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