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BlackRock splashed $1.1 billion on this crypto in 2 days
The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock (NYSE: BLK), continues to assert its dominance in the cryptocurrency space with a massive Ethereum (ETH) purchase worth over $1 billion in 48 hours
On-chain data shows that on July 17, BlackRock’s Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETHA) recorded its largest single-day net inflow ever, pulling in 148,585 ETH, worth approximately $510 million.
The buying spree continued on July 18, with the firm acquiring an additional 158,875 ETH valued at $574 million. In total, BlackRock purchased 307,461 ETH, valued at $1.11 billion, across the two days, according to data obtained by Finbold from Lookonchain on July 19.
Lookonchain Following this accumulation, BlackRock’s total Ethereum holdings surged to 2.46 million ETH, equivalent to $8.9 billion as of July 18.
Notably, the significant purchases by BlackRock helped lead the Ethereum ETF market at the close of trading on Friday. On July 18, Ethereum spot ETFs saw a combined $402.5 million in net inflows.
BlackRock’s ETHA dominated with $394.9 million in inflows, accounting for nearly 98% of total net inflows, extending its lead for a second consecutive day. Bitwise and VanEck recorded modest gains, while Fidelity and Grayscale posted outflows.
BloombergThis growing institutional demand has also helped lift Ethereum’s price, which is now facing long-term resistance at $4,000.
ETH price analysis
As of press time, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap was trading at $3,553, down 1.5% in the last 24 hours. On the weekly chart, however, ETH is up nearly 20%.
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