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Share link:In this post: BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) bought 318 Bitcoins as Fidelity sold 1,210 BTC. BlackRock also launched a new Bitcoin ETF on Cboe Canada. Nasdaq ISE filed a proposal with the SEC to increase the position and exercise limits for options on IBIT to 250,000 contracts from 25,000.
BlackRock revealed that it purchased 318 Bitcoin as the U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) hit one year after being approved and launched. Fidelity also sold 1,210 Bitcoins from its Fidelity Physical Bitcoin ETP (FBTC).
BlackRock added more BTC to its $11 trillion in assets under management, and Nate Geraci, president of the advisory firm, The ETF Store, believes IBIT could surpass SPDR Gold Shares. Nasdaq also argued that the increase in position and exercise limit for IBIT was necessary to accommodate its large market presence.
Analysts say IBIT reached new milestones fast
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF increased its BTC holdings after it purchased another 318 BTC. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart said that he considered IBIT’s growth to be unprecedented. He also added that IBIT is the fastest ETF to reach most milestones, faster than any other ETF in any asset class. He also believes that IBIT can expect to earn about $112 million a year at the current asset level and expense ratio of 0.25%.
Fidelity also announced the sale of 1,210 Bitcoins, which added to its previous sell-off in 2024. The firm also sold 2,140 Bitcoin in late December 2024. Data from ETF Database showed that Fidelity currently has over $111 billion in total assets.
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