Bitcoin ETFs Extend Five-Day Streak With $180 Million Inflows

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended their inflow streak to five consecutive days with $180 million in new capital. Ether and solana ETFs also posted gains, while XRP ETFs recorded no trading activity.

Inflow Momentum Continues as Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Stay Green

The steady march of institutional money into crypto ETFs continued to close out the week. Investor demand remained firm across major funds, pushing bitcoin ETFs to their fifth consecutive day of inflows, the first five-day streak of 2026.

The consistent momentum signals growing confidence in regulated crypto exposure as market participants position themselves for longer-term opportunities. Spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $180.33 million in net inflows, spread across five funds.

Blackrock’s IBIT once again dominated the session, attracting $143.59 million, reinforcing its role as the leading gateway for institutional bitcoin investment. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $23.24 million, while Vaneck’s HODL added $8.05 million. Smaller but notable inflows were recorded in Bitwise’s BITB at $3.09 million and Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB with $2.36 million.

Five days of straight inflows for bitcoin ETFs, first of 2026. Notably, no bitcoin ETF recorded outflows during the session, highlighting the strength of the buying momentum. Total trading activity reached $4.93 billion, while net assets climbed to $91.83 billion.

Ether ETFs also remained in positive territory. Spot ether ETFs recorded $26.69 million in net inflows, extending their streak to four consecutive days of gains. The inflows were largely driven by Blackrock’s ETHA, which pulled in $32.39 million.

Additional demand came from BlackRock’s newly launched ether staking ETF, ETHB, which attracted $2.16 million during the session. However, part of the gains was offset by a $7.86 million outflow from Fidelity’s FETH.

Despite the mixed flows, the sector still closed the day in positive territory. Total trading volume reached $1.3 billion, while net assets ended at $12.26 billion.

Altcoin ETFs also saw selective investor activity. XRP ETFs recorded no trading activity during the session, leaving net assets unchanged at $983.96 million.

Meanwhile, solana ETFs posted $7.6 million in inflows, with the entire amount flowing into Bitwise’s BSOL. The gains pushed total net assets to $855.46 million, while $41.15 million in trading volume was recorded for the day.

In summary, Friday extended the positive momentum across much of the crypto ETF market. Bitcoin funds logged a fifth straight day of inflows, ether ETFs posted a fourth consecutive gain, and solana funds continued to attract capital. XRP ETFs remained quiet, rounding out a week where institutional demand largely favored bitcoin and ether exposure.

FAQ 🚀

• Why did Bitcoin ETFs record five straight days of inflows?

Bitcoin ETFs have seen sustained inflows largely due to strong institutional demand, with Blackrock’s IBIT consistently attracting the largest share of investor capital.

• Which Ether ETF drove the inflows on March 13?

Blackrock’s ETHA led the Ether ETF inflows with $32.39 million added, helping the sector post a fourth consecutive day of gains.

• Why was there no trading activity in XRP ETFs?

XRP ETFs saw no inflows or outflows during the session, leaving total net assets unchanged at $983.96 million.

• Which fund drove the Solana ETF inflows?

Bitwise’s BSOL generated the entire $7.6 million inflow for solana ETFs, pushing total net assets in the category higher.