On May 22, BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF hauled in 877.18 million — the largest single-day inflow of any ETF in the U.S.
Yes, bigger than Vanguard’s VOO, the SP 500 index tracker and usual inflow king.
Bitcoin just flipped the script — and BlackRock’s holding the pen.
The surge came right after Bitcoin hit a new all-time high above 110K, triggering a wave of institutional FOMO.
Instead of buying spot BTC on exchanges, big players turned to regulated vehicles — and IBIT was the clear winner.
It’s Bitcoin for suits — and they’re all in.
This isn’t just a good day for one fund — it’s a moment for the market:
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas summed it up:
“We’re seeing serious rotation into crypto ETFs.”
It’s not magic — it’s mechanics:
Bitcoin ETFs like IBIT make it frictionless to allocate capital to BTC — without touching a private key.
Let’s not get carried away:
But the money is moving, and it’s moving fast — 44.5B+ in net ETF inflows to date.
Lesson: Bitcoin is no longer knocking at the door. It’s already inside the portfolio — and IBIT has the keys.
Crypto is capital markets now. And BlackRock just made it official.
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