Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $767.33 million in net inflows for the week ending March 13, 2026, extending a positive run that now spans three consecutive weeks.
Data from SoSoValue shows the week’s total pushed cumulative net inflows across all US Bitcoin spot ETFs to $56.14 billion.
The latest weekly figure came in below the $787.31 million recorded for the week ending February 27, but above the $568.45 million posted for the week ending March 6.
The three-week positive run follows three straight weeks of net outflows in February, when Bitcoin ETFs shed $318.07 million, $359.91 million, and $315.86 million in successive weeks.
Daily flow data for the most recent week shows consistent inflows across all five trading sessions. The week opened on March 9 with $167.03 million in net inflows.
March 10 was the strongest single day of the period with $250.92 million flowing in, followed by $115.17 million on March 11 and $53.87 million on March 12.
Bitcoin ETF SoSo Value
The week closed on March 13 with $180.33 million in daily net inflows, bringing total value traded on that day to $4.93 billion.
Total net assets across all US Bitcoin spot ETFs stood at $91.83 billion at the end of the week, up from $87.07 billion the prior week and $83.40 billion two weeks earlier.
The prior week, ending March 6, had started strongly with $461.77 million on March 4 and $225.15 million on March 3, before two consecutive outflow days on March 5 ($227.83 million) and March 6 ($348.83 million) trimmed the weekly total to $568.45 million.
Ethereum ETFs recorded $160.82 million in weekly net inflows for the week ending March 13, their third consecutive week of positive flows.
Cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum spot ETFs reached $11.79 billion, with total net assets at $12.26 billion.
The weekly figure was a decent improvement over the $23.56 million recorded the week prior. Daily data for the most recent week showed a mixed but net-positive picture.
March 9 posted an outflow of $51.32 million, followed by inflows of $12.59 million on March 10, $57.01 million on March 11, and $115.85 million on March 12. March 13 closed with $26.69 million in inflows and $1.30 billion in total value traded.
Ethereum’s weekly inflow pattern mirrors that of Bitcoin ETFs over the same period. Both products posted three consecutive weeks of outflows through mid-February.
Ethereum ETFs also lost $165.82 million, $161.15 million, and $123.37 million in back-to-back-to-back weeks before the reversal began.
Beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, the overall ETF market showed a mixed picture for the week. SOL spot ETFs recorded $10.7 million in net inflows, a modest but positive result for the week.
XRP spot ETFs moved in the opposite direction, posting $28.07 million in net outflows over the same period.
For Bitcoin ETFs, the three-week inflow streak arriving after a sustained outflow period in February points to a change in institutional sentiment rather than a one-off event.
Weekly traded volume for Bitcoin ETFs during the most recent week reached $17.78 billion, compared to $25.87 billion the prior week.
Ethereum spot ETF weekly traded volume came in at $4.37 billion for the week ending March 13, up from $6.89 billion the prior week.
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