After the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) greenlights spot Bitcoin ETF listing and trading, the largest asset manager BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) debuts with a bang by skyrocketing nearly 25% in pre-market hours on Nasdaq. Experts anticipate a massive inflow in the Bitcoin ETFs from the first day itself.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) exchange-traded fund is trading at $27.50, up over 25% in pre-market hours on January 11. The BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF net asset value (NAV) was at $26.12 on the approval date.
Bloomberg predicts $4 billion could flow into spot Bitcoin ETFs on the first day, with BlackRock grabbing nearly $2 billion inflow directly.
BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF is live on their iShares website, Nasdaq, and across 175000 Aladdin investor platforms after the listing. BlackRock announced to reduce the fee to 0.25% and waive a part of the fee for the first 12 months. Thus, the fee will be 0.12% of the net asset value (NAV) of the first $5 billion of the Trust’s assets.
“Through IBIT, investors can access bitcoin in a cost-effective and convenient way,” said Dominik Rohe, head of Americas iShares ETF and Index Investing business at BlackRock.
BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF will help remove some obstacles and operational burdens that prevent investors, from asset managers to financial advisors, from directly investing in Bitcoin.
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