Investors poured $269.3 million into BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, marking its strongest single-day inflow in five weeks and signalling renewed demand for Bitcoin exposure.
The surge helped drive total net inflows of $358.1 million across the 12 US spot Bitcoin ETFs, reversing two consecutive days of outflows and highlighting a shift in investor sentiment.
“This is just the first of a long roadmap of new products on the asset management side,”
Said Amy Oldenburg.
The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund recorded $53.3 million in inflows, while Morgan Stanley’s newly launched Bitcoin Trust added $14.9 million on its second trading day, alongside smaller contributions from other issuers.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF has now attracted $1.5 billion in net inflows this year, even as Bitcoin’s price declined from a 2026 high of $97,000 to around $72,100, and following the announcement the BlackRock share price was unchanged.
According to BlackRock digital assets head Robert Mitchnick, investors in the fund have largely adopted a long-term buy-and-hold strategy despite broader market volatility.
With total cumulative inflows nearing $56.6 billion, US Bitcoin ETFs are now just $80 million short of returning to their year-to-date starting levels, underscoring sustained institutional interest in the asset class.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $71,966.69.