BlackRock Bitcoin ETF net inflows hit the longest inflow record for the year for 20 consecutive days, with Goldman Sachs' IBIT holdings growing by 28% in Q1

PANews reported on May 11 that BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF IBIT has had a net inflow for 20 consecutive days, the longest continuous inflow record among spot Bitcoin ETFs in 2025, attracting more than $5 billion in funds during this period. With the rise in Bitcoin prices, the cumulative net asset value of US spot Bitcoin funds has exceeded US$121 billion, the highest level since January this year.

Goldman Sachs is currently the largest known IBIT holder in the world. Goldman Sachs holds 30.8 million shares of IBIT shares, worth approximately US$1.4 billion, an increase of 28% from its holdings at the beginning of the first quarter of 2025. The company also holds 3.5 million shares of FBTC, the second largest spot Bitcoin ETF on the market based on asset management scale, worth approximately $315 million. The filing documents show that the company increased its holdings by about 30,000 shares in the first quarter of 2025.