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U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Post Outflows, Solana ETFs See Inflows

U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced combined net outflows of $175.1 million on February 18, led by BlackRock funds. Bitcoin ETFs saw $133.27 million in outflows, with IBIT contributing $84.19 million. Ethereum ETFs recorded $41.83 million in outflows, ending a two-day positive streak. Meanwhile, Solana ETFs attracted $2.40 million in inflows, primarily to the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, while XRP ETFs saw outflows of $2.21 million. Weekly net outflows for Bitcoin ETFs reached $238.14 million, putting Ethereum's weekly gains of $6.80 million at risk.

TheNewsCrypto02/19 12:24

U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Post Outflows, Solana ETFs See Inflows

TheNewsCrypto02/19 12:24

Abu Dhabi’s Sovereign Wealth Funds Buy The Bitcoin Dip

Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth funds, Mubadala Investment Company and Al Warda Investments, significantly increased their holdings in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) in late 2025, as revealed in their latest 13F filings. Mubadala raised its stake by 46% to 12.7 million shares worth $630 million, while Al Warda held 8.2 million shares valued at $408 million. Combined, their exposure exceeded $1 billion, indicating a strategic, methodical approach to scaling Bitcoin exposure through regulated ETFs during the market downturn. This aligns with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's comments about sovereign funds incrementally buying Bitcoin at various price levels, suggesting sustained institutional demand rather than momentum-driven trading. The use of ETF shares simplifies operational processes for large allocators. Bitcoin was trading at $68,246 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist02/18 20:32

Abu Dhabi’s Sovereign Wealth Funds Buy The Bitcoin Dip

bitcoinist02/18 20:32

BlackRock sets 0.25% fee for staked Ethereum ETF – Details

BlackRock has filed an updated proposal with the SEC for its iShares Staked Ethereum Trust, detailing a layered fee structure for investors. The ETF will charge a 0.25% annual sponsor fee, with a temporary discount to 0.12% on the first $2.5 billion in assets. Additionally, BlackRock will take 18% of the staking rewards generated. The fund plans to stake 70% to 90% of its Ethereum holdings to earn yield while keeping the remainder liquid to handle redemptions and expenses. This move follows Grayscale, which became the first U.S. issuer to distribute staking rewards in cash to shareholders. Amid these developments, Ethereum has seen significant ETF inflows and price volatility, with market sentiment indicating potential for a major price movement.

ambcrypto02/18 18:01

BlackRock sets 0.25% fee for staked Ethereum ETF – Details

ambcrypto02/18 18:01

Bitcoin ‘Ghost Whale’ Emerges: New Hong Kong Filer Tops Q4 IBIT Buys

A previously unknown Hong Kong-based entity, Laurore Ltd., emerged as a major new buyer of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), acquiring 8.78 million shares worth approximately $337.3 million in Q4. The filer, identified as Zhang Hui, has no public footprint, prompting speculation about its origins and purpose. Analysts suggest the structure—common in offshore jurisdictions like Cayman or BVI—and the single-asset portfolio indicate it may be a vehicle for Chinese institutional capital seeking Bitcoin exposure through regulated U.S. ETFs, circumventing local restrictions. While some linked it to Hao Advisors Management via a shared prestigious Hong Kong address, ownership remains unconfirmed and opaque. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin traded at $67,713.

bitcoinist02/18 17:32

Bitcoin ‘Ghost Whale’ Emerges: New Hong Kong Filer Tops Q4 IBIT Buys

bitcoinist02/18 17:32

BlackRock Begins Acquiring Ethereum Ahead of Staking ETF Launch

BlackRock has started acquiring Ethereum in preparation for its upcoming iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB), as detailed in an amended SEC filing. The trust was seeded with $100,000, initiating the ETF creation process. The fund plans to stake 70–95% of its ETH holdings to generate yield, with the rest kept liquid for operations. Investors are expected to receive 82% of staking rewards, while BlackRock and Coinbase Prime share 18%. An annual sponsor fee of 0.25% will apply, temporarily reduced to 0.12% for the first $2.5 billion AUM. Meanwhile, ETH is trading around $1,995, below key moving averages, indicating continued bearish momentum. Support lies near $1,950, with resistance at $2,130 and $2,298. The market remains technically weak unless ETH reclaims short-term averages.

TheNewsCrypto02/18 15:14

BlackRock Begins Acquiring Ethereum Ahead of Staking ETF Launch

TheNewsCrypto02/18 15:14

‘Hidden in plain sight’? $436mln BlackRock IBIT stake tied to Chinese capital

Following the approval of U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024, institutional investment has grown significantly, with total holdings reaching over 682,830 BTC valued at $54.49 billion. Recent SEC filings reveal that a significant portion of this inflow may be tied to Chinese capital. An entity named Laurore Ltd., linked to Hong Kong via filer Zhang Hui, holds a $436 million stake in BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF. This is believed to be a structured workaround for Chinese investors to access Bitcoin, which remains banned for institutional holdings in mainland China. The amount invested through BlackRock is roughly 1.6 times the total net asset value of all Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETFs combined, which stands at only $264.9 million. Despite this inflow, the broader institutional Bitcoin market has faced severe outflows, with AUM dropping 66.6% since its peak, reflecting heightened caution and accelerated liquidations even beyond Bitcoin’s price decline. Market sentiment remains bearish, with whales and large holders continuing to sell, posing risks of further drawdowns.

ambcrypto02/18 13:32

‘Hidden in plain sight’? $436mln BlackRock IBIT stake tied to Chinese capital

ambcrypto02/18 13:32

Abu Dhabi funds ‘buy the dip’ with $1B in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline in late 2025, two Abu Dhabi-based funds, Mubadala Investment Company and Al Warda Investments, collectively invested over $1 billion in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). Mubadala increased its holdings by 46% to $630 million, while Al Warda held $408 million worth of shares, demonstrating strong institutional conviction. However, overall institutional long exposure in IBIT decreased by 10%, and average portfolio allocation dropped 28%, indicating some firms reduced positions due to profit-taking or risk management. Meanwhile, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF AUM fell from $95 billion to $57 billion amid broader market declines.

ambcrypto02/18 13:01

Abu Dhabi funds ‘buy the dip’ with $1B in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

ambcrypto02/18 13:01

Harvard Cuts Bitcoin ETF, Adds $87M Ether Stake

Harvard Management Company reduced its Bitcoin ETF holdings by 21% in Q4 while establishing a new $86.8 million position in an Ethereum ETF, according to an SEC filing. The Ivy League endowment's stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) decreased to $442.8 million but remains its largest public equity holding. Simultaneously, it purchased 3.87 million shares of BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), marking its first disclosed ETF exposure to Ether. The adjustments occurred during a period of significant crypto market volatility. Despite criticism from some academics questioning crypto's intrinsic value, Harvard maintains a combined $352.6 million in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, signaling a strategic diversification within digital assets rather than an exit from the asset class.

TheNewsCrypto02/16 12:41

Harvard Cuts Bitcoin ETF, Adds $87M Ether Stake

TheNewsCrypto02/16 12:41

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register $360M In Net Outflows, Extend 4-Week Red Streak

US Bitcoin Spot ETFs extended their outflow streak to four consecutive weeks, with a net withdrawal of $359.91 million in the second week of February. This brings total outflows for 2026 to $2.28 billion, reflecting persistent institutional caution amid Bitcoin's price volatility. While the week started with $311.56 million in net inflows, sentiment shifted mid-week with significant outflows from major issuers. BlackRock's IBIT led the outflows at $234.65 million, followed by Fidelity's FBTC at $124.73 million. Grayscale's GBTC also saw redemptions, though its secondary product, Grayscale BTC, attracted $110.08 million in inflows. Despite the short-term outflows, the total net assets for all Bitcoin spot ETFs remain strong at approximately $87 billion, with cumulative net inflows since their 2024 launch at $54.33 billion. Bitcoin was trading at $69,479 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist02/15 13:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register $360M In Net Outflows, Extend 4-Week Red Streak

bitcoinist02/15 13:02

Truth Social files for Bitcoin ETF – Risky gamble or a game-changer?

The 2025 market cycle broke from historical patterns, as the crypto market cap failed to rally post-halving. Bitcoin ETFs have become a significant market force, but recently contributed to downward pressure with $2.3 billion in outflows over two months, aligning with Bitcoin's 21.3% drop. Major ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT and ETHA are now significantly underwater. Against this backdrop, Truth Social filed for two crypto ETFs targeting CRO, and a Bitcoin/Ethereum combination. While the announcement caused a brief price bounce, investor caution remains high. Persistent ETF outflows and muted price reactions suggest that despite the headline-driven optimism, post-halving rallies continue to face substantial headwinds and increased risk.

ambcrypto02/14 15:03

Truth Social files for Bitcoin ETF – Risky gamble or a game-changer?