BlackRock increased its cryptocurrency exposure with fresh purchases across Bitcoin and Ethereum funds this week. The firm recorded $589.16 million in combined inflows over four trading sessions. These inflows lifted total assets in its crypto exchange-traded funds to $63.55 billion.
The asset manager expanded holdings through its spot Bitcoin and Ethereum products as demand strengthened. Data from SoSoValue showed strong inflow acceleration compared with the prior week. The update reflects continued institutional allocation into digital assets through regulated investment vehicles.

BlackRock increased allocations through the iShares Bitcoin Trust during the recent trading period. The fund recorded $474.50 million in net inflows across four sessions. This marked a rise of 2,794% compared with $16.38 million recorded the previous week.
The fund also registered a single-day inflow of $269.34 million on Thursday. This represented the highest daily addition since March 4, 2026. The data indicated renewed institutional demand through the ETF structure.
Earlier in 2026, the fund accumulated nearly 15,000 BTC during the first quarter. This accumulation occurred while Bitcoin prices declined by more than 25%. The purchases showed continued capital deployment despite market weakness.
The firm maintained Bitcoin exposure as part of its broader digital asset strategy. Market participants continued to use ETFs to gain regulated access. The inflow pace suggested sustained interest in Bitcoin products during the current recovery phase.
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust also reported renewed inflows during the same period. The fund attracted $114.66 million in net cash over four trading sessions. This shift followed three weeks of cumulative outflows totaling about $418.69 million.
On Thursday, the Ethereum fund posted a daily inflow of $90.94 million. This marked the highest single-day inflow since January 15, 2026. The movement indicated a reversal after consecutive weekly losses.
The Ethereum ETF now holds approximately $6.75 billion in assets. This amount represents 2.53% of Ethereum’s circulating supply. The share highlights the growing role of ETFs in crypto market exposure.
The combined assets of both ETFs reached $63.55 billion at the reporting time. This positioned BlackRock as the largest issuer of spot crypto ETFs. The data confirmed the firm’s expanding presence in digital asset markets.
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