Bitcoin ETFs May See Institutional Inflows After $5.48B Volume as BlackRock’s IBIT Nears $100B

Bitcoin ETF inflows surged as BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC drove $1.19B of net new capital, with combined BlackRock–Fidelity trading hitting $5.48B. IBIT’s near‑$100B AUM and strong ETF volumes signal sustained institutional demand for spot Bitcoin and growing adoption of crypto ￰0￱ led inflows with $969.95M, pushing assets toward ~$98.5B. Combined spot Bitcoin ETF inflows totaled $1.19B; trading value across Bitcoin ETFs reached $6.53B. Ethereum ETFs recorded $176.56M inflows and $2.65B trading value; total ETH ETF AUM stood near $32.01B.

Bitcoin ETF inflows surged as IBIT nears $100B AUM; read the detailed trading and institutional flow breakdown — see key takeaways and ￰1￱ are Bitcoin ETF inflows and why did volumes spike? Bitcoin ETF inflows are net new capital moving into spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds; Monday’s spike was driven by institutional buying, with BlackRock and Fidelity accounting for the bulk of $5.48B in combined trading and $1.19B in net ETF ￰2￱ reflects portfolio rotation toward crypto ETFs amid rising BTC ￰3￱ is IBIT nearing $100 billion affecting institutional demand and market structure? BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) attracted $969.95M in flows, representing over 80% of the day’s net inflows.

IBIT’s AUM is reported near $98.5B, holding roughly 783,767 BTC as of early October ￰4￱ concentration accelerates ETF liquidity, tightens spot‑ETF spreads, and reinforces the role of major asset managers in price discovery. , "description": "Bitcoin ETF inflows surged as BlackRock's IBIT neared $100B in AUM, with combined BlackRock–Fidelity trading hitting $5.48B and total spot Bitcoin ETF inflows of $1.19B.", "keywords": "Bitcoin ETF inflows, IBIT AUM, Ethereum ETFs, institutional inflows, spot Bitcoin ETFs" , Frequently Asked Questions How much did spot Bitcoin ETFs receive in net inflows on the reported day? Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.19B in net inflows, led by IBIT’s $969.95M.

This was the second‑largest single‑day inflow for ￰5￱ Bitcoin ETFs, behind a $1.37B inflow on November 7, ￰6￱ are institutional inflows significant for Bitcoin prices? Institutional inflows increase demand from large, diversified portfolios and boost ETF liquidity, which can reduce volatility and support higher price ￰7￱ fund allocations also attract secondary market ￰8￱ did Ethereum ETFs perform relative to Bitcoin ETFs? Ethereum ETFs posted $176.56M in inflows with $2.65B in trading value. BlackRock’s ETHA led ETH inflows with $92.59M, and total ETH ETF AUM was approximately $32.01B, representing a smaller but growing institutional allocation compared to Bitcoin ￰9￱ Takeaways Market momentum : BlackRock and Fidelity drove a $5.48B trading day as spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.19B in ￰10￱ dominance : IBIT led inflows with $969.95M and is nearing ~$98.5B AUM, underscoring concentrated institutional ￰11￱ continued growth : ETH ETFs gained $176.56M and $2.65B in trading value, showing rising institutional interest beyond ￰12￱ Institutional demand for spot crypto ETFs remains strong as BlackRock’s IBIT edges toward $100B AUM and combined BlackRock–Fidelity trading surpasses $5.48B.

These flows and robust trading values highlight the increasing role of traditional asset managers in crypto ￰13￱ ETF AUM and daily trading values for the clearest signals of ongoing institutional accumulation.