AI Summary
- Over the past week, investment firm BlackRock has invested $513 million in ETH, contributing to the token’s large inflows.
- This week, Ethereum spot ETFs registered $420 million in inflows when compared to Bitcoin’s $486 million. .
- Records show BlackRock has invested over $500 million in Ethereum over the last six days, while ETF inflows into ETH have peaked at over $420 million.
- Eric Trump, the son of Donald Trump, tweeted about Ethereum, causing a surge in whale purchases not too long afterward. Looking at Bitcoin, according to CoinShares, BlackRock’s iShares BTC ETF registered $486 million in inflows last week.
BlackRock and whale investors are stocking up on Ethereum as the cryptocurrency market goes through extended volatility.
Over the past week, investment firm BlackRock has invested $513 million in ETH, contributing to the token’s large inflows.
This week, Ethereum spot ETFs registered $420 million in inflows when compared to Bitcoin’s $486 million.Â
BlackRock is buying Ethereum despite market volatility
Over the past week, institutional investors and whales have been scooping up Ethereum tokens in the millions despite volatile market conditions.

Records show BlackRock has invested over $500 million in Ethereum over the last six days, while ETF inflows into ETH have peaked at over $420 million.
Eric Trump, the son of Donald Trump, tweeted about Ethereum, causing a surge in whale purchases not too long afterward.Â
Looking at Bitcoin, according to CoinShares, BlackRock’s iShares BTC ETF registered $486 million in inflows last week.

Bitcoin’s price has been rocky with the token ranging violently between $100k and $95k lows over the past few days.
Ethereum on the other hand has lost its $3,000+ price tag and has fallen to $2,609, close to where ETH opened at the beginning of 2025.Â
Altcoin market cap dips
With BlackRock buying, many crypto investors are wondering why the markets are acting so volatile in light of positive institutional interest and Trump’s promises to the crypto market.
New regulations are on the way which will bring new regulatory clarity to the cryptocurrency industry and allow companies to flourish.
Outside of Ethereum and Bitcoin, the market cap for altcoins has seen better days, falling from $343 billion to $259 billion, noting a crash drop to $220 billion on February 2, 2025.

Analysts predict the pain will subside as traders are starting to become exhausted. Once the bottom arrives, analysts predict another wave of strong continuation to resume.





