BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) investors injected $329 million into the fund on Oct. 21 after Bitcoin fell 3% in a day. On the same day, Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) saw $5.9 million in inflows, while other U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw zero or negative inflows.

This is the third time BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF has seen inflows of more than $300 million in four trading days. It continues to lead all spot Bitcoin ETF products in total net inflows, exceeding $23 billion on Oct. 21.

Bitcoin fell to $66,975 on Oct. 21, failing to break the $70,000 resistance. The decline snapped a 10-day rally from $59,000 to $69,130. Some crypto traders predict the price could pull back to the $62,000 range.

Speculation ahead of the US elections is seen as the main reason for Bitcoin’s price increase between October 11-21. Total net inflows are currently at $21.2 billion.

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