## [# IBIT Assets Hit New Record as Bitcoin Rebounds](/sections/features/ibit-assets-hit-new-record-bitcoin-rebounds)
# IBIT Assets Hit New Record as Bitcoin Rebounds
\- The world's largest Bitcoin ETF has reached $62.9 billion in AUM.
\- The rise in assets reflects renewed momentum in both Bitcoin prices and ETF inflows.
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[By Sumit Roy ](/authors/sumit-roy)
May 09, 2025
Edited by: David Tony
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Assets under management in the [**iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT)**](/ibit) hit a new all-time high this week, marking a major milestone for the world’s largest Bitcoin ETF. As of Thursday, IBIT held $62.9 billion in assets, surpassing its previous peak of $61.1 billion set in January.
The rise in assets comes after five months of stagnation and reflects renewed momentum in both Bitcoin prices and ETF inflows. Bitcoin climbed past $104,000 this week—snapping back sharply from its April low of $77,000 and nearing its record high of $107,000 reached earlier this year.
Investor demand for IBIT has been robust. The fund has posted inflows for 17 straight sessions, according to etf.com’s [ETF Fund Flows tool](https://www.etf.com/etfanalytics/etf-fund-flows-tool) powered by FactSet. During that stretch, it has taken in $4.7 billion. Year-to-date inflows total $6.9 billion.
*Source: ETF Fund Flows tool, data provided by FactSet data*
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## IBIT Leads Bitcoin ETF Flows
IBIT alone accounts for the bulk of net flows into Bitcoin ETFs this year. Altogether, investors have added $5.6 billion to U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs, meaning IBIT has more than offset outflows from other funds in the category.
In addition to IBIT, investors have put money to work in the [**Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC)**](/btc), which has seen $477 million of inflows, the [**ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB)**](/arkb), which has taken in $236 million, and the [**VanEck Bitcoin ETF (HODL)**](/hodl), which has gathered $88 million.
Meanwhile, several competitors have experienced redemptions. The [**Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC)**](/gbtc) has bled $1.4 billion year to date. The [**CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund (BRRR)**](/brrr) has lost $240 million, while the [**Franklin Bitcoin ETF (EZBC)**](/ezbc) has seen $216 million in outflows. Even the [**Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC)**](/fbtc), the second-largest Bitcoin ETF with $20 billion in assets, has posted $40 million in outflows this year.
The data underscore the dominance of IBIT and the influence of its issuer, [BlackRock Inc. (BLK)](/stock/blk). Despite launching alongside nine other spot Bitcoin ETFs in January, IBIT has quickly separated itself from the pack and become the go-to fund for Bitcoin exposure.
With assets now approaching $63 billion, the next milestone for IBIT is clear. At $100 billion, it would challenge the [**SPDR Gold Trust (GLD)**](/gld), which currently holds $101 billion, as the largest commodity ETF on the market.
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