Breaking: IBIT ETF Surges as Institutional Demand Hits Record High – Nov 2025 Update
Wall Street's latest crypto darling just flexed its muscles again.
The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF is riding a tidal wave of institutional inflows—proving once again that even the suits can't resist blockchain's siren song. Assets under management? Let's just say the commas keep multiplying.
Why Traders Are Buzzing
November's volume spikes suggest hedge funds are quietly rotating out of antiquated treasury plays. Meanwhile, SEC chair Gary Gensler still hasn't found a printer for those long-promised crypto regulations.
The Institutional Endgame
BlackRock's army of wealth managers now pitch IBIT as 'digital gold 2.0'—conveniently ignoring that Bitcoin's volatility could give a caffeine-fueled squirrel whiplash.
As the closing bell rings, one truth emerges: Wall Street always monetizes the revolution... after trying to kill it first.
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According to TipRanks’ technical analysis, the IBIT is now at a Strong Sell consensus based on 14 Bearish, 2 Neutral and 6 Bullish ratings.
Based on the activity of 827,009 investors in the recent quarter, it has scored sector average neutral sentiment. Those investors aged between 35 and 55 have been the most active buyers.
In total, 1.9% of all portfolios hold IBIT.
Today’s IBIT Performance
Today, the IBIT was up 1.62% at $58.19. The main driver was the price of Bitcoin, which ROSE 1.14% to $102,448.94.
It was also helped by JPMorgan Chase (JPM) disclosing that it holds 5.28 million shares of the IBIT, a 64% increase over its previously reported holdings in June. The shares were worth $343 million as of September 30.
Earlier this week, JPM set an “Ultra-bullish” price prediction for bitcoin of around $170,000. It believes that a recent reset in market leverage has cleared the way for significant upside, based on Bitcoin’s volatility relative to gold.
