#btc# Institutional interest in Bitcoin continues to rise, as U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their twelfth consecutive day of positive net inflows on Wednesday, attracting nearly 548 million Dollars and increasing total revenue over two weeks to 3.9 billion Dollars.

IBIT from BlackRock remains a dominant player, having attracted a staggering amount of 340.3 million Dollar in a single day. It is followed by FBTC from Fidelity with 115.2 million Dollar, while smaller contributions come from Ark Invest and ARKB from 21Shares with 70.2 million Dollar, BITB from Bitwise with 12.9 million Dollar, and HODL from VanEck with 9.1 million Dollar. During the same period, no flows were recorded from other funds.
IBIT recorded over 3.3 billion Dollar - about 86% of total revenue during this 12-day period, reinforcing its leading position in the Bitcoin ETF market. Notably, daily revenues accelerated, averaging over 500 million Dollar on Tuesday and Wednesday, nearly double the average of 276 million Dollar in the previous ten days, despite global market volatility amid rising geopolitical tensions.
"The inertia is crazy," commented Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, on X. "Twelve consecutive days. Nearly $4 billion in new money. The category is already approaching $50 billion in inflows since its launch in January. Absolute madness."
Since its inception in early 2024, U.S. exchange-traded funds have gathered $48.4 billion in net inflows, and now manage nearly $125 billion in assets - figures supported not only by investor enthusiasm but also by the recent price gains of Bitcoin.