The US Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), which are based in New York, ended their five-week streak of net outflow in the last trading week.
BitcoinBTC) ETFs clocked a net inflow of $744.4 million — the biggest tally in eight weeks — extending their daily inflow streak to six consecutive days, according SoSoValue data.
US-based Bitcoin ETFs net flows are back on track. Source: SoSoValue
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust IBIT, which registered $537.5 millions in assets under management, was the largest contributor. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Funds (FBTC), with 136.5 million dollars, was the next fund.
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Bitcoin ETFs have seen their biggest net inflows in 2025 so far. They recorded $1.96 Billion in the week ended Jan. 17, and then $1.76 Billion the next week. Bitcoin (BTCOn Jan. 20, which was the first day of the new year, ), soared to a record high of $109,000. US President Donald Trump.
Bitcoin then dropped below $78,000 as a result of broader market fluctuations. With the latest inflows — the strongest since January — the price rebounded to $87,343 at the time of writing, according to CoinGecko.
Bitcoin leaves Ethereum at the bottom of the red zone
Ether is not the same.ETH) ETFs, which extended their weekly net outflow streak to four weeks.
Ethereum ETF’s net inflows have continued to decline. Source: SoSoValue
During week ending on March 21, Ethereum fund saw a $100,9 million net outflow. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF accounted for $74 million.
EtherETHAt the time this was published, it traded for $2,090, up from $2,000 – a value that had been below since over a month.
Ethereum was still a shining star, with institutions continuing to increase their exposure.
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BlackRock’s BUIDL fund — which primarily invests in tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) — now holds a record $1.15 billion worth of Ether, up from about $990 million just a week earlier, according to Token Terminal. According to Token Terminal, the latest injection of ETH shows the growing confidence that BlackRock’s BUIDL fund has in Ethereum’s ability as a leading platform for tokenizing real-world assets.
The market is improving, but investors are still cautious
Market sentiment on crypto has improved since the past week, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index improving to 45% from 32% last week.
QCP Capital, a Singaporean investment company, has cautioned investors about the possibility of a sustained break out.
“Upcoming tariff escalations slated for 2 April could once again pressure risk assets,” QCP Cap, in its market analysis for the 24th of March.
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Source: cointelegraph.com
