# Сопутствующие статьи по теме BlackRock

$1.2B liquidity warning – How BlackRock could ‘rock’ the crypto market

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has blocked $1.2 billion in investor withdrawals from its private credit funds, signaling a significant liquidity squeeze. This move has triggered a 7.69% single-day drop in its shares—the largest of the current cycle—and raised concerns across risk assets, including crypto. As a major Bitcoin ETF manager, BlackRock's financial strain highlights overvaluation in the private credit industry and could lead to outflows from its IBIT BTC ETF. If the firm begins selling assets to cover losses, it may further shake investor confidence and increase market uncertainty.

ambcrypto03/07 23:02

Ethereum – BlackRock drops ETH ETF staking fee as firm issues ‘warning’

BlackRock has reduced the staking fee for its Ethereum ETF from 18% to 10% to stay competitive, as most U.S. spot ETH ETFs are now including staking features. Demand for ETH staking has surged, with a record 37 million ETH staked, representing 30.6% of the circulating supply. However, Culper Research warns that recent network upgrades like Fusaka have lowered validator rewards, potentially reducing staking demand and negatively impacting ETH's value. The firm has taken a short position on ETH, citing declining validator activity. Despite this, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin views the upgrades as beneficial long-term. ETH's price is consolidating near $2k, with a potential volatile move ahead.

ambcrypto03/07 20:02

Ethereum to $2,400? BlackRock’s latest $41.9M buy may be just the start it needs!

Ethereum surged above $2,000 in March 2026, driven by strong institutional interest, including a significant $41.9 million purchase by BlackRock. Despite some ETF outflows, institutional confidence appears long-term. Network activity also reached historic highs, with daily active addresses up 82% and new addresses growing by 64%. Trading at $2,075, Ethereum is testing key resistance. Technical indicators like MACD and RSI suggest bullish momentum, with a potential breakout toward $2,400 if resistance is cleared. Strong institutional support and organic growth position Ethereum for a major upward move.

ambcrypto03/05 05:02

Can Ethereum’s price rally to $2,400 after BlackRock’s latest bet?

Ethereum has reclaimed the key psychological level of $2,000, with its price structure suggesting potential for further gains. A decisive break above the $2,150 resistance could trigger a rally toward $2,400. This strength is supported by significant institutional demand, highlighted by BlackRock's substantial investment in Ethereum ETFs and over $157 million in recent inflows. Furthermore, Ethereum demonstrated structural dominance in the Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization market, closing 2025 with $12.2 billion in value locked—far surpassing competing chains. This institutional adoption is driven by Ethereum's liquidity, custody integrations, and settlement reliability, reinforcing its long-term leadership. Sustained buying pressure and holding above $2,000 are crucial for maintaining this bullish momentum.

ambcrypto02/27 07:03

Vanguard, BlackRock lead the ETF wave as market remains in ‘extreme fear’

ambcrypto02/26 06:02

XRP ETF From BlackRock Possible By Late 2026, Canary CEO Predicts

The market for XRP ETFs has already received full SEC approval, with six products collectively managing over $1 billion in assets. However, BlackRock has not yet entered this space. According to Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg, BlackRock may file for a spot XRP ETF by late 2026 or early 2027 if current trends continue. McClurg suggests that BlackRock is unlikely to act unless existing XRP ETF assets grow significantly, ideally reaching around $3 billion, indicating strong and sustained demand. Competitive pressure from other large asset managers or increased institutional interest from entities like pension funds could also accelerate BlackRock’s decision. Notably, BlackRock already has ties to Ripple’s ecosystem through its tokenized treasury fund, which uses Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin as collateral. As of now, XRP’s price has declined, trading at $1.34 with an 8% weekly drop. Ultimately, BlackRock’s entry into the XRP ETF market will depend on whether institutional demand grows strong enough to justify participation.

bitcoinist02/25 15:02

Bitcoin ETFs bleed with six weeks of outflows – What’s cooking?

Bitcoin ETFs have experienced six consecutive weeks of outflows, signaling a significant shift in market behavior. On February 23 alone, investors withdrew $203.8 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT ETF accounting for more than half of the outflows. This marks a departure from earlier institutional support that once drove Bitcoin’s bull run. Currently, the average ETF purchase price is around $84,100, meaning most holders are facing approximately 20% losses as Bitcoin struggles near $68,000. While VanEck’s HODL saw minor inflows and Solana ETFs gained $8 million, Ethereum ETFs also faced heavy selling. The trend suggests a sustained institutional exit rather than retail panic, and a market recovery depends on whether these outflows slow or stop.

ambcrypto02/25 04:32

Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs under pressure: Inside the $315mln February shake-up

The final week of February saw significant pressure in the crypto ETF market, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing $315.9 million in outflows, primarily driven by $303.5 million withdrawn from BlackRock’s IBIT. While Grayscale’s BTC Mini ETF attracted $36 million, the overall trend was negative, with outflows peaking at $165.8 million on February 19. A late-week rebound brought $88.1 million in net inflows to Bitcoin ETFs on February 20. Ethereum ETFs followed a similar volatile pattern, with large outflows of $130.1 million on February 19. In contrast, Solana ETFs saw steady inflows, reaching $6 million in a single day, indicating growing institutional interest. The market is increasingly segmented, with newer assets like Solana gaining traction as traditional giants face outflows.

ambcrypto02/22 22:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register 5-Week Negative Streak – Details

Bitcoin Spot ETFs have extended their negative streak to five consecutive weeks, with combined net outflows reaching $3.81 billion. The third week of February alone saw $315.89 million in outflows, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the decline at $303.4 million. While Grayscale’s BTC fund saw modest inflows of $35.97 million, most other ETFs, including Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC, recorded outflows or zero net flow. Bitcoin’s price hovered around $68,357, with total ETF net assets at $85.31 billion. Similarly, Ethereum ETFs faced continued outflows of $123.37 million, marking over six weeks of negative performance, as ETH traded near $1,978.

bitcoinist02/22 15:01

XRP On Coinbase Crashes 90%, Binance Hits Lowest Reserves, What’s Going On?

On-chain data reveals a dramatic 90% plunge in XRP supply on Coinbase and a significant drop in Binance reserves to their lowest levels since early 2024, sparking market speculation. Crypto commentator Ledger Man suggested these withdrawals may indicate large-scale off-exchange accumulation, potentially by institutional players like BlackRock. Estimates indicate BlackRock could have acquired between 200 million to 400 million XRP, though this remains unconfirmed. The outflows, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars, may reduce immediate sell pressure, as moving assets off exchanges often signals long-term holding intentions. Despite previous false rumors of an XRP ETF, BlackRock's growing crypto involvement continues to fuel such speculation. XRP price was trading at $1.42 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist02/19 22:19