The post BlackRock’s IBIT Reaches $70 B AUM in Record Time, Tops IVV appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) is hitting major milestones this year. ETF expert Nate Geraci recently shared that IBIT has officially overtaken BlackRock’s biggest ETF. It now earns $186 million a year in fees, slightly ahead of the S&P 500 ETF (IVV), an ETF based on the S&P 500, which makes $183 million. iShares Bitcoin ETF now generates more fee revenue for BlackRock than its largest ETF, the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF… IBIT annual revenue = $186mil IVV annual revenue = $183mil IBIT w/ nearly $75bil AUM at 25bps. IVV $609bil at 3bps. Only took 18 months. h/t @bespokeinvest — Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) June 27, 2025 IBIT Breaks Records, Takes The Centre Stage Impressively, IBIT pulled this off in just 18 months. With around $75 billion in Assets under management, it charges a 0.25% fee. IVV manages a massive $609 billion, but with a much lower 0.03% fee. This shows that BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is now seeing more action than its flagship stock market ETF. IBIT also recently became the fastest ETF ever to hit $70 billion AUM , in just 341 days. It crushed the previous record set by SPDR Gold Shares, which took nearly 5 times longer. Eric Balchunas says IBIT could even surpass Satoshi in size by next summer. IBIT has jumped from 47th to 4th place in U.S. ETF inflows for 2025. In just three months, it’s surged past big names like SPLG and is now catching up to giants like Vanguard’s VT and iShares SGOV. IBIT’s Growth Slows as Volatility Drops Despite IBIT’s lead in fee revenue, analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that IBIT’s volatility has dropped to nearly the same level as IVV. Just a year ago, it was 5.7 times more volatile, which helped fuel its explosive growth. But it is now losing its edge as it is barely over 1. As Bitcoin and its ETFs grow more stable, experts worry that massive ETF inflows are altering BTC’s natural market cycles. On Friday, Bitcoin ETFs saw over $500 million in net inflows. Fidelity led the pack with $165 million, followed by BlackRock’s IBIT with $153 million. Ark Invest’s ARKB was close behind at $150.3 million. 6/27 BlackRock Bitcoin ETF $IBIT net flow: +1,431 Bitcoin ($+152.98 million) Volume: $2.1 billion https://t.co/n9ds1Jx3vI pic.twitter.com/SlQy33zN1n — Trader T (@thepfund) June 28, 2025 Data from Farside shows that net weekly inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have topped $2.2 billion. Spot BTC ETFs have recorded 14 consecutive days of inflows, making this one of their strongest months since launch. Nate Geraci also shared recently that we may be entering a “crypto ETF summer,” with the highest-ever odds of ETF approvals for altcoins like XRP and Solana.
