US spot Bitcoin ETF net inflow of $86 million, BlackRock's IBIT net inflow of $58 million

As digital assets mature the industry should borrow more from traditional market infrastructure, especially credit, clearing and collateral systems, David Mercer argues.

According to CNN, due to the impact of the Middle East conflict, the inventory of the US crude oil delivery center Cushing has dropped to 21.6 million barrels, approaching the operational alert line of 20 million barrels.

SoSo Value data shows that last Friday, the total net inflow of US spot Bitcoin ETFs was nearly $86 million, equivalent to approximately 1350 bitcoins, of which BlackRock's IBIT had a net inflow of nearly $58 million. Geoffrey Kendrick, Global Head of Crypto Research at Standard Chartered, stated that the recent ETF sell-off is related to some holders releasing cash to participate in SpaceX's IPO. The US spot Bitcoin ETF has accumulated a net outflow of $7.6 billion since October last year, with a net outflow of $3 billion in the first six months of 2026. Strategy holds over 800000 bitcoins. Michael Saylor resumed buying Bitcoin in early June, while Strategy sold it at the end of May.

According to HypeFlows data, based on the size of open contracts, Hyperliquid holds an 8.2% share of the global perpetual contract market, setting a record high since the platform's establishment.

Nasdaq listed mining company Bitdeer released data on the X platform, stating that as of the week of June 12th, Bitdeer had mined 194.4 BTC and sold them all, currently maintaining a zero position status.