Key Highlights
- Seven consecutive trading days of positive flows for Bitcoin ETFs.
- Tuesday’s session brought $199.4 million in net inflows to spot Bitcoin ETFs.
- Seven-day cumulative total approached $1.2 billion in fresh capital.
- The streak represents the longest sustained run since October 2025.
- Trading volume for the session decreased to $2.6 billion.
U.S.-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds maintained their positive momentum through seven consecutive trading days on Tuesday. Fresh capital totaling $199.4 million flowed into the funds, bringing the weekly aggregate close to $1.2 billion. The October 2025 period still holds the record with approximately $6 billion in cumulative inflows.
Seven-Day Run Continues for Bitcoin ETF Products
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $199.4 million in net inflows during Tuesday’s trading. BlackRock’s IBIT dominated the session with $169 million in fresh allocations. Fidelity’s FBTC contributed $24.4 million, with Ark & 21Shares and VanEck also posting positive figures. The sustained momentum brought the seven-session total to approximately $1.17 billion.
Trading volume for the period fell to $2.6 billion. Assets under management rose to $96.7 billion across all Bitcoin ETF products. Despite the recent positive trend, year-to-date flows show negative performance. Monthly outflows total $1.8 billion, while cumulative yearly inflows reach $1.7 billion.
Rachael Lucas, crypto analyst at BTC Markets, commented on the persistent demand. She stated, “Institutional conviction is back.” Lucas emphasized that seven consecutive days of inflows demonstrate deliberate allocation strategies rather than impulsive market reactions.
Lucas characterized the buying activity as structural in nature. She explained that purchasers maintain long-term investment mandates and acquire positions during price declines. Bitcoin has held a steady trading range following a 15% increase in recent sessions.
Alternative Crypto ETFs Show Renewed Interest
Spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $138.3 million in net inflows on Tuesday. The figure represented the sixth straight day of positive capital flows. Ether-based funds experienced their strongest daily performance since March 4. Year-to-date metrics show Ether ETFs remain in negative territory with $364.5 million in cumulative outflows.
Solana ETFs captured $17.8 million in fresh allocations on Tuesday. The amount represented the strongest single-day performance since March 4. Solana holds the top position among all crypto ETFs for year-to-date flows with $223 million in net inflows. Steady accumulation has reinforced its position in the alternative asset category.
XRP ETFs returned to positive flows with $4.6 million in Tuesday’s session. This represented the first daily gain since March 4. Between March 5 and March 16, the funds experienced $56.8 million in withdrawals. Despite recent volatility, XRP ETFs maintain positive year-to-date status with $73.7 million in inflows recorded during January and February.
Broader crypto investment vehicles accumulated $2.7 billion over three consecutive weeks. CoinShares data indicates year-to-date inflows now total approximately $1.2 billion. The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued 68 pages of regulatory guidance on Tuesday. The agencies clarified that most cryptocurrencies qualify as non-securities under existing frameworks.





