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BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) recorded over $597 million in inflow on Tuesday. The BlackRock Bitcoin ETF saves the day for the bleeding crypto

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust experienced a new record of $332.6 million for single-day outflows on Thursday. Despite the lackluster start to the new year, analysts see bitcoin rising to $180,000 or more in 2025.

BlackRock’s IBIT was the only US Bitcoin ETF to record net inflows yesterday as Bitfinex analysts say BTC’s sell-side pressure is shrinking.

ETF has performed well since its inception in 2024, a trend that may continue due to the ongoing supply and demand dynamics in the crypto industry. It has added over $54 billion in assets and is one of the market’s most highly traded Bitcoin ETFs,

BlackRock’s Nasdaq-listed IBIT, which holds over $53 billion in net assets, saw over $332 million leave the fund on Thursday, according to data source SoSoValue. These exceed a short-held previous record of $188 million in late December.

Traders pulled $333 million from BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF on Thursday, marking the fund's longest losing streak as the crypto rally pauses.