BlackRock's IBIT Draws $1B Over Four Sessions as Bitcoin Rallies 13%
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In a move reflecting sustained institutional confidence in digital assets, BlackRock's IBIT fund attracted approximately $1 billion in net inflows across four consecutive trading sessions. According to reports, IBIT accounted for roughly 44% of all US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows during this period. The inflows arrived during a rally rather than a pullback: Bitcoin rose about 13% from $76,417.01 at the September 17 close to $86,208.56 at the September 22 close, before slipping to $84,397.60 at the September 23 close.
Per market data, BlackRock (BLK) shares closed at $1,060.89 on September 23, 2026, having traded between a low of $1,055.94 and a high of $1,073.36 during the session. The financial performance of the parent company remains a focal point as its crypto-managed assets grow, with IBIT remaining a preferred regulated route for investors seeking market exposure without the complexities of direct cryptocurrency ownership.
Looking ahead, traders are watching whether inflows continue after Bitcoin's September 23 pullback; the rally peaked at $87,395.67 on September 21.
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Update: BlackRock's IBIT recorded an additional $166 million in daily inflows, helping drive the total net assets across US spot Bitcoin ETFs to a milestone of $108.663 billion. these figures further solidify the role of regulated ETFs as a primary vehicle in the global digital asset market.