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Alexander Stefanov

BlackRock's IBIT Draws Over $25 Billion in 2025 Inflows Despite Negative Bitcoin Returns

On 20 December 2025, BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF IBIT ranked among the year's leading ETFs by inflows, even though it has posted negative returns in 2025. The fund attracted more than $25 billion in new capital, indicating investors are prioritizing long-term Bitcoin exposure over short-term price performance and increasingly viewing Bitcoin ETFs as structural portfolio assets comparable to gold.
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