BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF IBIT and spot ethereum ETF ETHA recorded a combined $3.5 billion in capital share net outflows for the second quarter of 2026, according to the asset manager's latest filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). During the same period a year earlier, the two products saw $13.9 billion in net inflows. That works out to a year-over-year swing of roughly $17.4 billion. On an individual basis, IBIT posted $2.9 billion in net outflows in Q2, while ETHA saw $583.4 million leave the fund. The filing also showed that 106,148 BTC were used to redeem IBIT shares and 770,839 ETH were used to redeem ETHA shares during the quarter. BlackRock submitted the disclosure to the SEC, and the figures were initially reported by cryptoslate.
BlackRock's latest filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission shows that its spot bitcoin ETF, IBIT, and its spot ethereum ETF, ETHA, together reported about $3.5 billion in capital share net outflows for the second quarter of 2026.
A year earlier, the two funds recorded $13.9 billion in net inflows over the same stretch. The result is a year-over-year swing of roughly $17.4 billion.
Breaking down the quarter, IBIT had net outflows of $2.9 billion. ETHA saw $583.4 million in net outflows. The filing also disclosed that 106,148 BTC were used to redeem IBIT shares and 770,839 ETH were used to redeem ETHA shares during Q2.
The numbers come from BlackRock's latest SEC filing and were first reported by cryptoslate.
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