According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock's Ethereum (ETH) ETF recorded USD 81.6 million in daily flow for the day reported. Source: Farside Investors on X post dated Jan 15, 2026; farside.co.uk/eth/. Farside directs users to its ETH ETF flows dashboard for the complete dataset and disclaimers at farside.co.uk/eth/. Source: Farside Investors on X post dated Jan 15, 2026; farside.co.uk/eth/. This figure forms part of Farside's issuer-level Ethereum ETF daily flow tracking, which includes BlackRock among listed products. Source: farside.co.uk/eth/.

According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock’s U.S. Ethereum (ETH) ETF posted a $47.2 million daily flow, based on Farside Investors’ Ethereum ETF flow tracker updated Jan 3, 2026 (source: farside.co.uk/eth/). Farside Investors also directs readers to its dataset and disclaimers for methodology and issuer-level details (source: @FarsideUK and farside.co.uk/eth/).

According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock's US Ethereum ETF posted US$0 million in daily net flow on Dec 23, 2025, as reported on the Farside Ethereum ETF dashboard and the cited post (source: @FarsideUK). A US$0 million daily flow denotes no net creations or redemptions for the session within Farside’s flow series, indicating a flat primary-market reading for that day (source: @FarsideUK). This provides a neutral one-day signal for ETH (ETH) fund demand at BlackRock until subsequent flow updates are published from the same dataset (source: @FarsideUK).

According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock's US Ethereum (ETH) ETF recorded a daily net outflow of $75.9 million on Dec 20, 2025, based on Farside Investors' Ethereum ETF flow tracker; source: farside.co.uk/eth/. Farside Investors reports the figure in US dollars as part of its daily dataset for US Ethereum ETF flows; source: farside.co.uk/eth/. Farside Investors directs market participants to its page for the full data series and disclaimers for trading reference; source: farside.co.uk/eth/.

According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock's Ethereum (ETH) ETF recorded $0 million in daily net flow, indicating no net subscriptions or redemptions for the session, source: @FarsideUK tweet on 2025-12-12 https://twitter.com/FarsideUK/status/1999339619712700469. The data and disclaimers are available via @FarsideUK at https://t.co/FppgUwAthD, source: @FarsideUK.

According to @FarsideUK, BlackRock’s USD-denominated Ethereum ETF recorded a daily flow of $23.7 million, reported on Dec 9, 2025 (source: Farside Investors post on X dated Dec 9, 2025; source: farside.co.uk/eth/). Farside notes that full issuer-level Ethereum ETF flow tables and disclaimers are available on its ETH flows page for verification and aggregation (source: farside.co.uk/eth/). For trading use, this figure represents BlackRock’s contribution to the day’s Ethereum ETF flows and should be compared with other issuers on the same page to assess total market-wide flow direction (source: farside.co.uk/eth/).

According to Camilla McFarland, ETH ETF issuers such as BlackRock have filed to enable staking, and institutional investors primarily access public markets exposure through two distinct structures, ETFs and Digital Asset Trusts (DATs), which have materially different mechanics for liquidity, pricing, and operations. Source: Camilla McFarland on X, Nov 21, 2025. ETFs trade intraday and use primary-market creations and redemptions that help keep prices close to net asset value, influencing execution costs and tracking for large orders. Source: U.S. SEC Investor Bulletin on Exchange-Traded Funds. DATs often lack ongoing redemption programs and can trade at persistent premiums or discounts to NAV, which impacts slippage, basis risk, and rebalancing for institutional portfolios. Source: Grayscale Ethereum Trust filings stating the trust has historically not operated an ongoing redemption program. Staking inside an ETH ETF would involve validator operations, where rewards and slashing risks are defined by the Ethereum protocol and must be reflected in fund disclosures and risk factors. Source: Ethereum.org staking documentation and issuer SEC filings (S‑1 and 19b‑4 on EDGAR). For trading, desks should track updated ETH ETF filings for any staking permissions, custody changes, and treatment of staking rewards or fee offsets, as these alter expected net yield, liquidity, and tracking error of ETH exposure. Source: SEC EDGAR filings and issuer prospectus disclosures.