BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF IBIT netted $204M and its Ethereum ETFs $139M July 13-17, despite a mid-week outflow. The inflows mirror record AUM of $15 trillion.
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BlackRock's spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds drew $343.4 million in net inflows over five trading days, fund flow data show.
The asset manager's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, recorded net inflows of $204.1 million from July 13 through July 17. The figure masks a volatile week: IBIT saw $185.5 million in net outflows on July 13, then swung to positive flows for four straight sessions. Daily gains were $138.9 million on July 14, $80.8 million on July 15, $33.4 million on July 16, and $136.5 million on July 17.
BlackRock's Ethereum ETFs, ETHA and ETHB, added a combined $139.3 million over the same period. ETHA accounted for $135.3 million of that total, while ETHB contributed $4 million. The strongest single day for ETHA came July 14, when it took in $58.3 million. Follow-through inflows of $45.3 million on July 15 and $31.7 million on July 17 kept the pace steady.
Ethereum ETF demand has concentrated in BlackRock's products. On July 17, ETHA pulled in more than $31 million of the $36.7 million that flowed into all U.S. Ethereum ETFs that day. Since its launch, ETHA has accumulated over $11.3 billion in historical net inflows.
The broader Bitcoin ETF market followed a similar pattern to IBIT. Total U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF flows fell by $424.7 million on July 13, then recovered with four straight sessions of net entries. BlackRock's IBIT drove much of the rebound.
The inflows align with BlackRock's broader business momentum. The firm recently reported record assets under management exceeding $15 trillion, boosted by ETF demand and client subscriptions in the second quarter.
Both cryptocurrencies advanced during the period. Bitcoin rebounded from about $63,000 at the start of the week and briefly touched $65,000, aided by cooler U.S. inflation data and renewed ETF buying. Ethereum also rose, outperforming Bitcoin in several sessions.
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