Developments in the Bitcoin 
$98,513 ETF market continue unabated. BlackRock’s IBIT Spot Bitcoin ETF has reached a significant milestone, increasing its BTC assets to 500,380. This amount represents 2.383% of the total Bitcoin supply. U.S.-based ETFs hold a total of 5.156% of the overall supply.
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Control Over 5% of Supply
BlackRock IBIT holds a leading position in the U.S. Bitcoin ETF market. IBIT constitutes nearly half of all U.S.-based Bitcoin ETFs. The total BTC assets of U.S. funds have reached a value of $103.8 billion, while Bitcoin’s market capitalization stands at $1.898 trillion. The rise of these ETFs indicates significant control over Bitcoin supply.
Recent trade data reveals that funds are re-accumulating after taking profits. Between Friday and Monday, IBIT and other ETFs raised a total of $670 million. In contrast, funds had sold off $550 million the previous week. These figures confirm that investor interest in Bitcoin remains strong.
Bitcoin’s Market Value Competes with Alphabet
Currently, Bitcoin ranks as the seventh largest asset in the world. Bitcoin must reach a unit price of $108,000 to surpass Alphabet’s market value of $2.107 trillion. This development shows Bitcoin solidifying its place in the traditional financial system.
On the other hand, following BlackRock’s success, Grayscale has also mobilized. The company has applied to the SEC to convert its Solana 
$226 Trust into a Spot ETF. This application is seen as Grayscale’s effort to secure its position in competition with other major players. Observers believe such applications could be approved by 2025.
In conclusion, BlackRock’s IBIT ETF further solidifies its strong position in the Bitcoin market. Grayscale’s Solana application indicates an increase in diversity within the crypto markets. These developments mean more opportunities and access for investors.
