During the week from March 16 to March 20, 2026, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. recorded a significant influx of investments totaling $95.18 million. This positive outcome marks a growing interest among investors in Bitcoin instruments in the stock market.
This is reported by Finway
Details of Inflows and Outflows in Crypto ETFs
According to analytical data, the IBIT fund received the most investments — $190.64 million. A positive balance was also recorded for the EZBC fund ($6.21 million), BRRR ($5.26 million), and BTC ($4.66 million). At the same time, three funds — BTCO, BTCW, and DEFI — did not attract new funds, while five other ETFs faced capital outflows: FBTC lost $50.07 million, GBTC — $24.29 million, BITB — $21.33 million, ARKB — $15.76 million, and HODL — $0.15 million.
Meanwhile, the situation in the spot Ethereum ETF market was the opposite — these funds saw an outflow of $59.94 million over the week. The largest capital outflows were recorded for the ETHB fund from BlackRock ($113.88 million), ETHA from BlackRock ($69.59 million), FETH from Fidelity ($61.62 million), ETHE from Grayscale ($16.88 million), ETHV from VanEck ($11.86 million), TETH from 21Shares ($5.99 million), QETH from Invesco ($3.41 million), and EZET from Franklin Templeton ($0.81 million). Only two funds saw inflows: ETH from Grayscale received $6.87 million, while ETHW from Bitwise attracted $10.53 million.
“Investors poured $95.18 million into spot Bitcoin ETFs last week.”
Capital Movement in Altcoin ETFs and Other Trends
In the segment of exchange-traded funds based on altcoins, there was a total capital inflow of $27.52 million. Among them, some cryptocurrency ETFs showed growth, while DOGE-ETF, Litecoin-ETF, and DOT-ETF remained without new inflows.
No capital movements in crypto ETFs were recorded on the Hong Kong stock market.
It was previously reported that in one week, spot Bitcoin ETFs managed to attract over $1 billion in investments, indicating a stable interest from investors in this segment of the cryptocurrency market.