Bitcoin ETFs See $767M in First 2026 Five-Day Inflow Streak 

Spot U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced significant net inflows totaling approximately $928 million during the week ending March 13. This increase indicates a resurgence in institutional demand following earlier market volatility this year. 

Bitcoin ETFs achieved their first five-day inflow streak of 2026, while Ethereum funds continued to gain positive momentum for a third consecutive week. According to data from SoSoValue, these events reflect growing confidence in regulated crypto investments, especially as Bitcoin and Ethereum record price uptrends.

First Five-Day Inflow in 2026

During the week of March 9 to 13, spot U.S. Bitcoin ETFs experienced net inflows of $767 million. This marks the first five consecutive days of positive inflows this year, reversing earlier volatility that had resulted in outflows in January.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) was the standout performer, attracting approximately $601 million. This accounted for about 78% of the weekly total. Fidelity’s FBTC contributed $148 million. Other funds, such as Bitwise and ARK, added smaller amounts, with no significant outflows reported among the group.

The inflow trend peaked on Tuesday with $251 million in new investments and ended strongly on Friday with $180 million. Notably, cumulative net inflows for spot Bitcoin ETFs have now surpassed $56 billion since their launch, increasing total assets under management to around $92 billion.

During this period, BTC’s price recovered from lows near $66,000 to a range between $70,000 and $73,000, driven by institutional buying. Analysts interpret this trend as a sign of stabilization, with BlackRock and other major players contributing significantly to the demand through their consistent accumulation strategies.

Spot Ethereum ETFs See Three-Week Inflows  

Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $161 million in net inflows for the same week, continuing their third straight week of gains and including a four-day streak through Friday. Fidelity’s Ether fund (FETH) led with roughly $90 million, followed by contributions from BlackRock’s ETHA and Grayscale’s Mini Trust. 

Meanwhile, total net asset value for these products reached about $12.3 billion, with cumulative historical inflows nearing $12 billion. Daily highlights included stronger sessions earlier in the week, such as $72 million on March 12, outpacing Bitcoin on certain days. 

Ethereum reacted as its price climbed back to the $2,060–$2,260 range, benefiting from sustained buying. BlackRock also launched its staked Ethereum product (ETHB) on Nasdaq during this timeframe, adding to product diversity and potential future inflows. Market observers see continued momentum for Ethereum, driven by institutional interest despite its smaller market cap relative to Bitcoin.

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