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BlackRock Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Register Heavy Inflows Despite Market Pullback

Two crypto exchange-traded funds managed by BlackRock absorbed close to $1 billion in digital assets across recent trading sessions.

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BlackRock exchange-traded funds have accumulated substantial amounts of digital assets despite recent market softness driven by broader macroeconomic data and geopolitical tension. Data from Arkham and Coinglass show the asset manager's funds taking in significant capital across both Bitcoin and Ethereum products.

The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) accumulated roughly $687 million over a three-day inflow streak, concluding with a $117.4 million purchase reported on September 7. The fund added another $10.7 million on Tuesday before recording $44 million in combined net outflows over Wednesday and Thursday. IBIT dropped 5.76% on the week but remained up 21.54% over 30 days, trading around $43.68 alongside a 22% monthly rise in Bitcoin.

Simultaneously, BlackRock's iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB) recorded 20 consecutive days of inflows, adding $13.9 million on September 10 to bring its three-week intake to $250 million. The report notes that ETHB served as an outlier, as peer funds including the iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) and Fidelity's FETH experienced outflows over the same span.

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