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BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) drew $2.83 billion of inflows in six days, dwarfing rival Bitcoin ETFs. Arkham Intelligence credits brand trust, 0.25% fees, and reporting timing for IBIT’s dominance. IBIT now manages $98 billion AUM and earns $244.5 million a year — the fastest-growing ETF in BlackRock’s history. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has become the clear leader among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Latest data from Santiment and Arkham Intelligence shows how IBIT continues to attract institutional money while other funds lag with outflows. Note this is at a time when Bitcoin is real close to bettering its ATH reached on October 7, 2025. Related: Bitcoin Eyes $250K as Arthur Hayes Links Rally to Trump Fed Takeover Institutional Money Favors BlackRock According to Santiment’s October 8 post, Bitcoin ETFs collectively recorded a massive $5.17 billion in net inflows since late September, marking the strongest stretch of inflows this year.  💸 Money has been rapidly flowing into Bitcoin ETF’s since late September, en route to the $125.8K $BTC all-time high on Monday. A combined net inflow of +$5.17B has collectively moved into ETF’s, marking the highest stretch of money moving in this year. 📈 Notably, $2.83B of… pic.twitter.com/Ya8mJxwV9j — Santiment (@santimentfeed) October 8, 2025 Of that, an impressive $2.83 billion flowed into BlackRock’s IBIT in just six trading days, indicating the fund’s role as the main driver of institutional demand. Notably, the BlackRock ETF continues to follow the pattern of consistent buying even as competitors hesitate.  Arkham Intelligence said that on one recent trading day, BlackRock reported nearly $900 million in inflows, while other ETFs, apart from Valkyrie, recorded little to no purchases, and Grayscale’s GBTC actually saw net selling. Why BlackRock Buys When Others Sell As per Arkham, BlackRock’s brand reputation inspires confidence among institutional investors seeking a regulated…

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