BlackRock IncBlackRock's IBIT saw $693.7 million in inflows, driving ETF demand.

Bitcoin slipped below $65,000 on Sunday, trading at $64,800.9, a 0.28% decline, as strong U.S. exchange-traded fund inflows competed with concerns surrounding the stalled BIP-110 minority chain. U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs attracted a combined $1.1 billion last week, their strongest performance since April, with Bitcoin funds collecting $853.5 million across five consecutive sessions, the largest weekly inflow since April 17. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for $693.7 million, more than 80% of the total, while Fidelity's FBTC added $116.4 million. Spot Ether ETFs drew $244.9 million, extending their positive run to five weeks, the longest of 2026. The controversial BIP-110 fork effectively stalled after producing just two blocks in about eight hours, while Bitcoin's main chain advanced by 48 blocks, demonstrating the breakaway network's lack of mining power.
BlackRock IncBlackRock's IBIT saw $693.7 million in inflows, driving ETF demand.
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