$BTC BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has really done something big this time - the annual net inflow of funds has exceeded 52 billion USD, directly becoming the company's largest source of income. What does this number mean? It surpasses the total of all new ETF products launched by BlackRock in the past decade.

Institutional funds are pouring into the crypto market at a visibly rapid pace. IBIT currently holds over 3% of the total supply of Bitcoin, driven by a concentrated surge in the demand for digital asset allocation from traditional financial institutions following the easing of U.S. regulations. BlackRock's global distribution network has played a role here, with the efficiency of capital entering the market exceeding expectations.

Of course, there have been some voices about capital outflows in the market recently. The response from BlackRock executives was very direct: this is just normal liquidity management operations and does not affect the positioning of the Bitcoin ETF as an efficient funding tool. Short-term volatility? Not surprising.

For ordinary investors, do not be led by short-term data. What is the core logic now? It is no longer a question of whether mainstream institutions will enter, but how they will enter. BlackRock is even continuously expanding its Bitcoin-related ETP product line, which in itself is a signal.

The advice is still the same old saying: build your position in batches, and don’t chase prices or sell in a panic. Prioritize compliant products that have good liquidity and high transparency. The structural support in the crypto market is gradually solidifying, and this historical process of asset transformation is worth participating in with a more stable strategy.