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Despite some skepticism about Bitcoin ETFs, recent numbers are promising. BlackRock's ETF workload shows robust inflows, with over $32.5 billion in assets across nine ETFs. While some funds have experienced minor outflows (~$11 million), notable activity indicates rising investor interest.
The "Bitcoin Black Hole"—the phenomenon of continuous ETF inflows—suggests that institutional money is increasingly locking into Bitcoin exposure, which could drive prices significantly higher. The key takeaway is that large-scale adoption, ETF popularity, and asset manager allocations could act as catalysts for a much higher Bitcoin price in the coming years.