Data: IBIT's assets under management have returned to over $90 billion, making it into the top 20 ETF asset rankings for the first time.
Jinse Finance reported that Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas posted on X, stating that IBIT's assets under management have returned to over $90 billion, making it into the top 20 ETF asset rankings for the first time. The fund has just surpassed the legendary XLK (Technology Sector ETF, ticker XLK).
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