Blackrock, the world’s largest manager owned with $ 11.5 trillion in properties under management, reported a massive increase in cryptocurrency funds in the second quarter of 2025.
According to Blackrock’s quarterly earnings released On Tuesday, Q2 flows into his crypto ishares Funds exchanged by exchange (ETF) climb 366% to $ 14 billion, from $ 3 billion in the previous quarter.
Crypto flows cost 16.5% of the total Q2 ETF of the Blackrock of $ 85 million, which marked known growth from just below 3% in Q1 2025.
However, the total total of BlackRock’s flow declined by 19%, falling from $ 84 billion to Q1 to $ 68 billion in Q2.
The refusal reflects the impact of a “single institutional client of the $ 52 billion lower paid index partial redemption,” Blackrock said.
Digital assets still have 1% of base fees
On June 30, digital assets generated $ 40 million in base fees, representing about 1% of blackrock’s lasting income. This figure reflects a 18% increase from $ 34 million to Q1.
“While digital assets provide only 1% of base fees, their rapid growth signals increase the potential revenue contribution,” Blackrock said updating.
“Ishares ETFS has had a first half -flow record, and the growth of ACV technology has reached a freshly 16%,” Blackrock CEO said Larry Fink, which increases:
“We are attracting a new and more global generation of investors through things like our Digital Assets offerings and recently launched funds in India through our joint adventure Jio Blackrock.”
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