#btc Institutional interest in Bitcoin continues to grow, as American spot BTC ETFs recorded their twelfth consecutive day of positive net inflows on Wednesday, attracting nearly $548 million and increasing total two-week revenue to $3.9 billion.

IBIT from BlackRock remains the dominant player, attracting a huge amount of $340.3 million in one day. FBTC from Fidelity follows with $115.2 million, while smaller contributions come from Ark Invest and ARKB from 21Shares ($70.2 million), BITB from Bitwise ($12.9 million) and HODL from VanEck ($9.1 million). During the same period, no inflows were recorded from other funds.
Only IBIT marked over $3.3 billion – about 86% of total revenues for this 12-day period, strengthening its leadership position in the Bitcoin ETF space. Notably, daily revenues accelerated, averaging over $500 million on both Tuesday and Wednesday, which is almost double the average of the previous 10 days at $276 million, despite fluctuations in global markets amid rising geopolitical tensions.
"Insane inertia," commented Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, on X. "Twelve days in a row. Nearly $4 billion in new funds. The category is already approaching $50 billion in inflows since its launch in January. Absolute madness."
Since their debut in early 2024, American spot BTC ETFs have accumulated $48.4 billion in net inflows and currently manage nearly $125 billion in assets – figures supported not only by investor enthusiasm but also by the latest price gains of Bitcoin.#Kevin Lee Joins Gate Square #Hong Kong Digital Asset Policy 2.0 #Top 3 CEXs: A Moment of Transformation #比特币