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BlackRock’s IBIT set a new trading record as Bitcoin ETF activity exploded across the market. U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs hit $11.5 billion in combined volume, the highest ever recorded since the products launched. Bitcoin ETF Demand Rises As IBIT Dominates Market Activity According to Eric Balchunas of Bloomberg, IBIT alone generated $8 billion in trading activity. This made it the most heavily traded fund in the group and highlighted its dominance among institutional investors. The record showed growing confidence in Bitcoin ETFs as investors repositioned aggressively. Balchunas confirmed that IBIT’s figure was its largest daily volume to date and described the activity as an eruption across the entire category. This increased activity aligns with BlackRock’s broader moves, including recent transfers of part of its Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings to Coinbase. The session also brought strong inflows into several funds. Total inflows reached about $240 million, led by Fidelity’s FBTC with $108 million and consistent support for Grayscale’s products, per SoSoValue data. This implies a huge shift in investor sentiment after the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF recorded its biggest single day outflow recently. Chart highlights shifting ETF inflows Bitwise ETFs also experienced a great demand. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley confirmed that there was more than $40 million in inflows across three of the firm’s ETFs in a single day. >$40,000,000 inflows across 3 different Bitwise ETFs in the US today. Some may be selling, but ETF investors are buying. Impossible for most to time a bottom perfectly. The best one can do is buy when an asset you like looks cheap. And assets seem to look cheap to many. I… — Hunter Horsley (@HHorsley) November 22, 2025 IBIT Options Surge Shows Growing Hedging Demand He said ETF investors were clearly buying right now because many now see assets as cheap relative to…

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