On the 10th (local time), TheBlock announced that IBIT has set the longest net inflow record among physical Bitcoin ETFs, entering 2025.
According to SoSoValue, IBIT has recently recorded net inflows for 20 consecutive trading days, bringing in about $5.1 billion. This is the largest increase this year.
This is the longest consecutive net inflow record for a physical Bitcoin ETF, and the largest amount of funds attracted during the period.
The company's total assets under management topped $121 billion, its highest since January. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric
"IBIT has attracted a lot more capital than other ETFs," Balchunas said. "Usually it has a more balanced flow, but recently it has been liquidated."
"This could be due to the resumption of arbitrage trading by funds that had been promised a portion of the proceeds, as well as the entry of major institutional investors," he said.
Sachs now owns 30.8 million shares of IBIT stock, worth about $1.4 billion, up 28% from the start of the year. This makes Goldman Sachs the largest investor in IBIT in the world.
Goldman Sachs also invested 3.5 million shares (worth approximately $315 million) in FBTC, the second-largest physical Bitcoin ETF.
The cryptocurrency-focused media MacroScope reported that "Goldman Sachs held 10,000 shares in December last year.
The filing also revealed that the firm also holds positions in IBIT call options worth $157 million, put options worth $527 million, and FBTC put options worth $84 million.
"However, these derivatives are not included in the 13F filing."
2025/05/12 15:30 KST
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