2026-01-15 09:43:37

Yesterday, the Bitcoin spot ETF market continued its strong capital attraction trend, with a net inflow of $840 million throughout the day. Among them, the BlackRock subsidiary IBIT product performed the best, attracting a net inflow of $648 million, far ahead of other competitors. Fidelity FBTC followed closely with a net inflow of $125.4 million. Products such as Bitwise BITB, ARK ARKB, VanEck HODL, and Grayscale GBTC also recorded net inflows of $10.6 million, $27 million, $8.3 million, and $15.3 million respectively. Franklin EZBC remained relatively stable with a net inflow of $5.6 million. This data further confirms the continued optimism of institutional investors towards Bitcoin spot ETFs, especially as the attractiveness of products from leading fund management companies continues to grow.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-18 05:05

BlackRock really had a great win this time, with 648 million directly crushing the competition IBIT is still top-notch, others just seem to be here to join the race Institutions are really rushing to get on board... Fidelity is also catching up quickly, but the gap is very obvious This money-absorbing ability truly looks comfortable to watch The top players are truly top, other products are a bit awkward 840 million in one day, could it be breaking a new high again? BlackRock: I just want to be the industry leader

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-17 06:35

BlackRock's 648 million has once again taken the big prize. Based on my analysis, this guy has already become the king of wealth accumulation. Speaking of which, once this data is out, other ETFs are really just playing a supporting role. Fidelity, although with 125 million in revenue, is a bit sluggish. Has the plot reversed? That 15.3 million for Grayscale... risk warning, big investors are aware. This is called the Matthew Effect: the rich get richer. Interestingly, no one is asking why EZBC is so calm. Who is quietly retreating? 84 million in one day—how many large wallets are quietly stockpiling? On-chain data shows institutions are still bottom-fishing. To be continued... Looking at these numbers, I just wonder if BlackRock is about to break another record.

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Frontrunner

· 01-15 11:50

BlackRock is hoarding all the gains, with 648 million directly crushing other competitors. Institutions are really all-in on spot ETFs, no need to bother anymore. IBIT is a dominant player, I directly call it professional. Fidelity is still chasing, brother, it's a bit late. This data indicates one thing: the top is truly the top. Wait, Grayscale only has 15.3 million? What's going on? As I said before, the Matthew Effect is becoming more and more obvious.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-15 10:13

840 million inflow, Blackstone is truly impressive. Dominating alone is just too outrageous.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-15 10:13

BlackRock is sucking blood again. It swallowed nearly 80% with $648 million, and the rest got carved up alive. Is this the Matthew Effect? I call it "elephants stomping on ants."

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StableBoi

· 01-15 10:12

Blackstone is bleeding again, IBIT is so fierce it's really incredible When will institutions step in to buy the dip? How much longer do retail investors have to wait? BlackRock's 648 million seconds to surpass others, a monopoly monster FBTC only 120 million, is Fidelity just messing around? Grayscale has now become a second-tier player, times have changed What does this data indicate? Large investors have already gone all-in, right? Why does it seem like only BlackRock is making money?

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-15 09:49

BlackRock's move is really bold; IBIT's single product has absorbed over 600 million, and everyone else has to step aside. With how aggressive BlackRock is, I have some doubts whether there's something we don't know behind the scenes. Institutions are疯狂 buying, and as a retail investor, I see this and really want to jump in but also fear getting caught. Major funds are all rushing into spot ETFs, indicating that the underlying consensus on Bitcoin remains strong. Fidelity's second move also feels pretty good, with around over 100 million. These top fund management companies are really making a killing; just launching a product easily attracts buyers.

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