From March 2 to March 6, 2026, spot exchange-traded funds based on Bitcoin and Ethereum in the U.S. attracted over $592 million in investments, continuing a positive trend for the second consecutive week.
This is reported by Finway
Capital Dynamics in Spot Bitcoin ETFs
According to the analytical platform SoSoValue, last week investors poured $568.45 million into spot Bitcoin ETFs. Capital inflow was recorded in seven funds:
- IBIT — $659.96 million;
- BTC — $45.89 million;
- EZBC — $22.48 million;
- BRRR — $16.99 million;
- BTCW — $16.45 million;
- BTCO — $15.29 million;
- HODL — $10.41 million.
At the same time, four funds experienced an outflow of investments:
- FBTC — $153.06 million;
- GBTC — $34.96 million;
- BITB — $24.17 million;
- ARKB — $6.82 million.
DEFI remained without new inflows this week.
“From March 2 to March 6, 2026, the spot Bitcoin ETF sector recorded an investment inflow of $568.45 million, according to SoSoValue data.”
Capital Movement in Ethereum ETFs and Altcoin ETFs
The spot Ethereum ETF sector also showed growth — investors contributed $23.56 million over the week. Positive movement was recorded in six funds:
- ETHA by BlackRock — $133.24 million;
- ETH by Grayscale — $84.18 million;
- ETHE by Grayscale — $16.37 million;
- ETHW by Bitwise — $7.46 million;
- ETHV by VanEck — $2.81 million;
- QETH by Invesco — $2.71 million.
The EZET fund by Franklin Templeton saw no new inflows, while FETH by Fidelity and TETH by 21Shares experienced outflows of $218 million and $5.21 million, respectively.
Amid positive changes in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, altcoin funds exhibited mixed dynamics. Some crypto ETFs recorded inflows, but no new investments were noted in AVAX-ETF, Litecoin-ETF, and DOT-ETF. Investors withdrew $4.09 million from the XRP-ETF.
Additionally, there was an outflow of funds in the Hong Kong market: 497.74 ETH and 6,190 SOL.
It is worth noting that over the past four months, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have lost more than $9 billion.