BlackRock’s IBIT became the fastest ETF in history to reach $80 billion and is currently ranked the 21st largest ETF in the world
2025/07/11 21:42
PANews reported on July 11 that Eric Balchunas, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, tweeted that BlackRock's IBIT broke through the $80 billion mark, becoming the fastest ETF in history to break through $80 billion, taking 374 days, about five times faster than the previous record held by VOO (1,814 days). In addition, IBIT's market value has also reached $83 billion, currently ranking as the 21st largest ETF in the world.
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