BlackRock breaks records as Bitcoin surpasses USD $103,000 #AltcoinSeasonLoading

The financial giant BlackRock is making history with its spot Bitcoin ETF, known as IBIT. This week, the fund recorded capital inflows of over USD $1 billion, accumulating 19 consecutive days of positive net investments, something that has not been seen before in 2025. This movement coincides with the rise of Bitcoin, which has once again crossed the symbolic barrier of USD $100,000, reaching USD $103,200.

Behind this momentum are several key factors. On one hand, the global environment eased following encouraging news about potential trade agreements between the United States, China, and the United Kingdom.

This helped to dispel recent tensions caused by Donald Trump's tariff policies. In that context, investors shifted back to risk, favoring assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The latter also had a good week, rising over 20% and regaining USD $2,500.

Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have been one of the major bets in the crypto market in recent months.

Just on Friday, they accumulated USD $321 million in positive flows, with BlackRock being the main player with over USD $356 million in a single day. In total, since April, IBIT has captured over USD $5.14 billion, and it now manages about USD $64.45 billion in assets.

Today, IBIT ranks among the most significant funds in the world, even surpassing gold ETFs. Its growth reflects not only institutional interest in Bitcoin but also the consolidation of the asset as an increasingly strong option within the global financial portfolio.