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Bitcoin ETF Demand Extends Five-Day Streak as BlackRock’s IBIT Adds $667M

Spot Bitcoin ETF demand extended to a fifth consecutive day, led by BlackRock's IBIT, which recorded approximately $667 million in inflows. The reported activity highlights continued institutional interest in regulated Bitcoin…

Bitcoin ETF Demand Extends Five-Day Streak as BlackRock’s IBIT Adds $667M
Source CryptoQuant 1 min de leitura
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Pontos-Chave

  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged a fifth straight day of demand.
  • BlackRock's IBIT led the reported inflows with about $667 million.
  • Sustained ETF inflows may signal ongoing institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure.

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Bitcoin

BTC

$63,823

+0.65% 24h

Layer Index

41

Neutral

Layer Index

↑ 6 pts in 24h

Spot Bitcoin ETF demand extended to a fifth consecutive day, led by BlackRock's IBIT, which recorded approximately $667 million in inflows. The reported activity highlights continued institutional interest in regulated Bitcoin investment products.

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