BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF plan raises concerns about asset ownership and risks during protocol changes or hard forks. Self-custody is crucial for Bitcoin holders to maintain financial sovereignty and protect against centralized risks.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) recorded over $597 million in inflow on Tuesday. The BlackRock Bitcoin ETF saves the day for the bleeding crypto

BlackRock’s IBIT was the only US Bitcoin ETF to record net inflows yesterday as Bitfinex analysts say BTC’s sell-side pressure is shrinking.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust experienced a new record of $332.6 million for single-day outflows on Thursday. Despite the lackluster start to the new year, analysts see bitcoin rising to $180,000 or more in 2025.

ETF has performed well since its inception in 2024, a trend that may continue due to the ongoing supply and demand dynamics in the crypto industry. It has added over $54 billion in assets and is one of the market’s most highly traded Bitcoin ETFs,

Traders pulled $333 million from BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF on Thursday, marking the fund's longest losing streak as the crypto rally pauses.

BlackRock’s Nasdaq-listed IBIT, which holds over $53 billion in net assets, saw over $332 million leave the fund on Thursday, according to data source SoSoValue. These exceed a short-held previous record of $188 million in late December.