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American asset manager BlackRock has captured the spotlight in the cryptocurrency market with its intensive 15-day investment streak via the iShares Bitcoin 
$111,613 Trust (IBIT). The company purchased an additional 5,613 BTC on the last trading day, significantly increasing the Bitcoin assets under its management to billions of dollars. This robust appetite for acquisition has shifted the focus of both institutional and individual investors towards ETF inflows. Experts agree that spot Bitcoin ETFs are opening a new liquidity channel for the cryptocurrency market.
BlackRock’s ETF Inflows Bolster Market Confidence
The ongoing inflows into BlackRock’s IBIT fund for fifteen consecutive days are seen as a sign of stability in the institutional arena. During this period, the company’s Bitcoin assets grew by approximately 124%, expanding the scale of the fund. Bloomberg’s senior ETF strategist Eric Balchunas summarized this by noting that IBIT has captured the most consistent investment inflows not just in the past year, but since its launch in January. According to Balchunas, these sustainable fund inflows enhance the trust factor in the cryptocurrency market and somewhat soften the volatility.
Meanwhile, some rival ETFs have recorded net outflows. This discrepancy suggests that investors are re-evaluating the risk/reward balance. Fund managers highlight that high transparency and direct custody of assets in spot products make IBIT a preferred choice. Nevertheless, experts warn, “The era of easy profit is over; cautious positioning is imperative.”
Bitcoin Price and Analysts’ Expectations: A Delicate Balance
As of the time the news was written, Bitcoin is trading around $94,500. The psychological barrier of $100,000 remains a possibility. Cryptocurrency analyst Kyledoopps interprets the approach of the MVRV ratio (Market Value – Unrealized Profit/Loss) to its long-term average as a “cooling signal.” According to this measure, balanced price ranges may replace speculative bubbles.
Investors are preparing for different scenarios. Some expect the bull run to reignite, while others see the drop in volume as a precursor to a possible correction. In this period of fluctuating prices within a narrow range, sudden increases in transaction volumes will be critical. The stronger the liquidity depth, the greater the resistance of the price to sharp movements.
Nonetheless, the overall sentiment in the market is that institutional demand will be long-term. Regular purchases by giants like BlackRock are solidifying the market’s foundation. In this context, it is recommended for investors to update their strategies while keeping their risk appetite in check.
