BlackRock reallocated $151.4M out of Ethereum and purchased $289.8M of Bitcoin, confirming BTC as its largest crypto holding; filings show iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) gained while iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) recorded the largest single-day ETH outflow during the reporting period.
BlackRock sold $151.4M in ETH and bought $289.8M in BTC, shifting institutional exposure.
ETF filings and on-chain data (Arkham, SoSoValue) show ETHA outflows vs. IBIT inflows.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF cumulative inflows: $58B vs. $12.97B for its Ethereum ETF, underscoring BTC dominance.
Meta description: BlackRock Bitcoin ETF reallocation: BlackRock sold $151.4M ETH and bought $289.8M BTC, confirming Bitcoin as the firm’s top crypto holding — read the breakdown.
BlackRock sold $151.4M Ethereum while buying $289.8M Bitcoin, with filings confirming BTC as its top crypto holding over ETH.
What is BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ethereum reallocation?
BlackRock’s reallocation involved selling $151.4 million in Ethereum exposure (ETHA) and purchasing $289.8 million in Bitcoin exposure (IBIT) within the same reporting window. ETF filings and on-chain wallet movements show the firm materially increased Bitcoin weight while reducing Ethereum holdings.
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Arkham on-chain analytics recorded $151.4 million in ETH leaving BlackRock-linked wallets, while SoSoValue and ETF filings confirmed $289.84 million in IBIT inflows. iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) registered the outflow and iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) the inflow, with other products (Fidelity FBTC, Grayscale BTC) showing supporting BTC inflows on the same day.
Front-loaded liquidity and institutional demand favored Bitcoin on the reporting day. BlackRock’s IBIT attracted $289.84 million while ETHA saw $151.39 million in redemptions. Market participants cited Bitcoin’s higher liquidity and allocation preference among large asset managers as key drivers.
Prices dipped after the filings: Bitcoin fell 2.09% to $109,422 and Ethereum dropped 3.29% to $4,306. Despite the single-day decline, year-over-year performance shows Bitcoin up over 90% and Ethereum up 77%, indicating the shift reflects allocation preference rather than longer-term valuation changes.
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