The asset manager's crypto assets surged 63% to $79.6 billion as investors returned, but holdings remain 23% below year-ago levels. BlackRock said its digital asset funds attracted $7.9 billion in third-quarter inflows, reversing roughly $2.2 billion in outflows during the first half of 2026. Rising crypto prices accounted for $22.9 billion of the $30.8 billion increase in assets under management during the quarter. Despite the rebound, BlackRock's digital asset holdings remain 23% be…
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