BlackRock led $85.85M into U.S. Bitcoin funds on June 12. The rebound is real, for now.
All 12 funds reportedly avoided outflows, but IBIT still took most of the day's fresh cash.

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- →SoSoValue shows U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs added $85.85M on June 12, led by BlackRock's IBIT.
- →The stronger detail is breadth: U.Today said all 12 funds finished the session without a net outflow.
- →Watch next week for whether non-BlackRock funds add real cash, not just stop losing money.
- Spot Bitcoin ETF → A fund that trades on a stock exchange and holds Bitcoin for investors.
- Net inflow → The amount of money entering a fund after subtracting the money leaving it.
- Total net assets → The total value held by a fund or group of funds after flows and price moves.
SoSoValue shows U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs added $85.85M on June 12.
BlackRock's IBIT led with roughly $57.7M, according to the same dashboard. Fidelity's FBTC added about $18M. Total value traded reached $1.81B on the day.
The clean part: U.Today said all 12 funds ended the June 12 session without a net outflow. That matters after the outlet reported a 13-session outflow streak earlier this month. The tape matches the story, for now.
The bigger number is $79.65B. SoSoValue listed total net assets for the group at that level on June 12. It also put the funds at 6.26% of Bitcoin's market cap, with cumulative net inflows above $53.6B.
If you're holding Bitcoin, ETF flow is still the cleanest tape. This is not leverage chasing a chart. It is cash entering funds that buy and hold Bitcoin for clients.
BlackRock's share is the catch. One issuer took most of the day's reported inflow, while the broader group mostly stopped losing money. The number to watch is whether the other 11 funds start pulling their own weight next week.
BlackRock's IBIT pulled the category toward one winner on June 12 by taking roughly $57.7M, because the other 11 funds barely matched it together.
Watch whether SoSoValue shows three straight positive sessions and at least $250M of total net inflows before June 20.
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