BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Approaches $100 Billion Mark
- BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF approaches a $100 billion milestone.
- Strong institutional support boosts adoption.
- Bitcoin’s price reaches above $126,000 with ETF influence.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF is on the verge of reaching a significant milestone of $100 billion AUM, just 22 months after its launch.
This rapid growth signifies a shift towards institutional acceptance of Bitcoin, highlighting its emerging role in mainstream finance and influencing investor sentiment globally.
BlackRock, with significant leadership from Larry Fink and Salim Ramji, has made substantial advancements in ETF development, which significantly increased Bitcoin-related activities, reflecting broad financial community endorsement.
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Nears $100 Billion AUM
BlackRock is close to reaching $100 billion in assets under management with its Bitcoin ETF. Within just 435 days since launch, it has become the firm’s most profitable ETF.
Eric Balchunas, Senior ETF Analyst, Bloomberg stated, “IBIT is now ‘a hair’ — or $2.2 billion — away from reaching the $100 billion milestone despite launching just 22 months ago.”
Bitcoin Price Surpasses $126,000 Amid ETF Surge
Institutional inflows into the ETF have skyrocketed, accounting for major market impacts. These flows have driven Bitcoin’s price above $126,000, marking a pivotal moment for crypto markets.
Analysts indicate continued liquidity trends. Market participants see it as a significant indicator of Bitcoin’s acceptance as a mainstream financial asset.
Rapid Growth Outpaces Vanguard’s ETF Milestone
The ETF’s rapid growth surpasses the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF’s pace, which took 2,011 days to reach $100 billion, reflecting a major shift in financial products.
Standard Chartered forecasts suggest Bitcoin price may soar to $200,000 if ETF inflows persist. Such growth could reshape crypto and traditional finance landscapes.
Eric Balchunas on Bitcoin ETF Growth
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