Key Points:

• Nine new spot Bitcoin ETFs, led by BlackRock IBIT, collectively traded over $2 billion on February 27th.
• BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF has attracted $7.2 billion in inflows since January, establishing itself as a leader among recently approved U.S. ETFs.

On February 27, the daily trading volume of nine new spot Bitcoin ETFs, excluding GBTC, surged past $2 billion for the second consecutive day, as reported by Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.

Read more: Bitcoin Spot ETF and Futures ETF: Differences To Make The Right Investment Choice

BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF Dominates: $1.357 Billion Trading Volume Leads the Pack

Notably, BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF trading volume soared to $1.357 billion, breaking previous records and witnessing over 100,000 unique transactions.

This marks the second day of remarkable growth for BlackRock IBIT, surpassing $1 billion in trading volume. Nasdaq data revealed that nearly 42 million shares were exchanged, more than double the average since its January debut.

While U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively traded over $2 billion, slightly below Monday’s record-breaking volume of $2.4 billion, the industry continues to witness robust activity.

BlackRock’s Success Fuels ETF Frenzy

BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF, one of the ten recently approved in the U.S., has notably led in inflows since its greenlight on January 10th, accumulating over $7.2 billion to date, according to BitMex Research. The anticipation surrounding BlackRock’s entry into the ETF space was immense, given its stature as the world’s largest fund manager.

The application for a Bitcoin ETF from BlackRock catalyzed a BTC rally last June, generating significant market interest. Since its launch, the Bitcoin ETF has outshone other crypto-focused funds, garnering substantial investor attention.

BlackRock’s strategic moves extend beyond Bitcoin, as evidenced by its application for an Ethereum spot ETF, aligning with the intentions of other top fund managers. CEO Larry Fink has expressed optimism, acknowledging the value of such products in diversifying investment portfolios.

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BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF Continues To Break Through $1.3 Billion Trading Volume

Key Points:

• Nine new spot Bitcoin ETFs, led by BlackRock IBIT, collectively traded over $2 billion on February 27th.
• BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF has attracted $7.2 billion in inflows since January, establishing itself as a leader among recently approved U.S. ETFs.

On February 27, the daily trading volume of nine new spot Bitcoin ETFs, excluding GBTC, surged past $2 billion for the second consecutive day, as reported by Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.

Read more: Bitcoin Spot ETF and Futures ETF: Differences To Make The Right Investment Choice

BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF Dominates: $1.357 Billion Trading Volume Leads the Pack

Notably, BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF trading volume soared to $1.357 billion, breaking previous records and witnessing over 100,000 unique transactions.

This marks the second day of remarkable growth for BlackRock IBIT, surpassing $1 billion in trading volume. Nasdaq data revealed that nearly 42 million shares were exchanged, more than double the average since its January debut.

While U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively traded over $2 billion, slightly below Monday’s record-breaking volume of $2.4 billion, the industry continues to witness robust activity.

BlackRock’s Success Fuels ETF Frenzy

BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF, one of the ten recently approved in the U.S., has notably led in inflows since its greenlight on January 10th, accumulating over $7.2 billion to date, according to BitMex Research. The anticipation surrounding BlackRock’s entry into the ETF space was immense, given its stature as the world’s largest fund manager.

[1/3] Bitcoin ETF Flow – 26th Feb 2024

All data in. Strong day with $520m net inflow

Total net inflow since 11th Jan is $6,030m. pic.twitter.com/Iz4khAzEev

— BitMEX Research (@BitMEXResearch) February 27, 2024

The application for a Bitcoin ETF from BlackRock catalyzed a BTC rally last June, generating significant market interest. Since its launch, the Bitcoin ETF has outshone other crypto-focused funds, garnering substantial investor attention.

BlackRock’s strategic moves extend beyond Bitcoin, as evidenced by its application for an Ethereum spot ETF, aligning with the intentions of other top fund managers. CEO Larry Fink has expressed optimism, acknowledging the value of such products in diversifying investment portfolios.

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