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BlackRock's 5-Day Buying Spree Removes 9,631 Bitcoin from Open Market

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Callum Garrett

BlackRock · Apr 15, 2026

BlackRock's 5-Day Buying Spree Removes 9,631 Bitcoin from Open Market

Source: DojiDoji Data Terminal

Exchange supply of Bitcoin decreases when the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) purchases the asset. This removal of 9,631 BTC from the open market over five days exerts upward pressure on the long-term price of Bitcoin.

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iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) holders are down an estimated total of $12 billion in unrealized losses. This loss is driven by an average purchase price of $89,000, which sits well above current market levels of nearly $71,000. The losses occur despite renewed institutional appetite for the asset. Last week, BlackRock's IBIT recorded approximately $612 million in net inflows.

BlackRock's fund bought 2,870 BTC in a single day during this period. The accumulation is supported by uninterrupted inflows into the fund.

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