Topic: #blackrock
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BlackRock's ETHA sheds $116.05 million as Ethereum ETF outflows run a second day
Investors pulled $116.05 million from BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust on October 7, leading $160.9 million in US spot Ethereum ETF outflows on a second straight day of withdrawals, Crypto Briefing reported.
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BlackRock's Nikhil Sharma pitches tokenized money market funds as direct collateral
BlackRock digital assets director Nikhil Sharma says tokenized money market fund shares could be posted directly as collateral, cutting out redemption and multi-day cash settlement, Crypto Briefing reported.
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BlackRock bought $1.57 billion in Bitcoin over a month, Arkham data shows
BlackRock bought a net $1.57 billion of Bitcoin over the past month, according to Arkham Intelligence data reported by U.Today, lifting holdings to as much as 801,769 BTC.
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BlackRock-built Ondo portfolios point to tokenization's next phase, CoinDesk says
A CoinDesk analysis says tokenization is moving from single assets to whole portfolios, citing BlackRock's Intelligent Portfolios with Ondo Finance and Bitwise's Automated Token Portfolios.
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Bitcoin climbs 3.67% to $86,325 as spot ETF inflows return ahead of US jobs data
Bitcoin traded at $86,325.44 at 08:40 UTC on Oct. 2, up 3.67% in 24 hours, after US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $102.7 million on Oct. 1 and most futures liquidations hit short positions.
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Fidelity Bitcoin ETF inflows of $310M stabilize spot BTC funds
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $433 million in net inflows on Friday, led by Fidelity's $310.7 million surge, partially offsetting $746.3 million in withdrawals earlier in the week tied to Federal Reserve rate hikes.
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BlackRock launches tokenized money market funds in 15 European markets
BlackRock unveiled 12 tokenized share classes based on six money market funds totaling $311 billion in assets across 15 European markets, one day after expanding its U.S. tokenized cash platform.
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BlackRock's crypto assets fall 39% despite $15B net inflows
BlackRock's digital asset products declined to $48.8 billion from $79.6 billion year-over-year, despite attracting $15.1 billion in net inflows. Market depreciation of $45.8 billion offset the inflows as Bitcoin and Ether prices fell sharply in the second quarter.