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7-Week ETF Streak, BlackRock IBIT & Exchange Supply Crunch | May 14
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Bitcoin ETFs have logged seven straight weeks of net inflows totalling $3.4B, while exchange reserves hit multi-year lows — the supply-side setup around $79.5K is more structural than it looks. Today's briefing breaks down BlackRock IBIT's $66B dominance, tokenized real-world assets crossing $20B, and what the regulatory overhang actually means for institutional positioning.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
Seven consecutive weeks. That's how long Bitcoin ETFs have been pulling in fresh capital, and the streak now totals three point four billion dollars in net inflows.
The center of gravity in these flows is BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust. IBIT logged two hundred and sixty-nine point three million dollars in a single day, and cumulative net inflows now exceed sixty-six billion dollars.
The price structure near eighty thousand dollars deserves its own read. Bitcoin held on exchanges is at multi-year lows.
There's a second current running alongside the ETF story. Tokenized real-world assets crossed twenty billion dollars on-chain this month.
Regulatory uncertainty is still in the background. U.S. crypto legislation debates are shaping institutional positioning, but the mechanism is expectation-based rather than outcome-based.
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