Bitcoin ETFs Pull $568M In First-week March Inflows Despite BTC Dip
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $568.45 million in net inflows for the week ending March 6 and were the second consecutive week of positive flows.
Summary
- Bitcoin ETFs recorded $568.45M weekly inflows.
- A $1.15B buying wave from March 2–4 offset $576M in late-week outflows.
- Ethereum ETFs added $23.56M, but heavy redemptions erased most midweek gains.
Three days of strong buying from March 2-4 totaling $1.15 billion offset outflows on March 5-6 that drained $576.66 million, leaving the week with net positive flows.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded below $67,000 after dropping 2% over 24 hours, while total net assets for Bitcoin ETFs reached $87.07 billion.
March 2-4 buying wave brings $1.15 billion before reversal
March 2 and March 4 posted nearly identical inflows of $458.19 million and $461.77 million respectively, bracketing March 3’s $225.15 million in positive flows.
The three-day streak brought $1.15 billion into Bitcoin ETF products. March 5 recorded $227.83 million in outflows, followed by March 6’s larger $348.83 million in redemptions.

The two-day withdrawal period removed just under half of the prior three days’ gains but left the week with $568.45 million in net inflows.
Weekly trading volume reached $25.87 billion for the period ending March 6, up from $15.99 billion during the week ending February 27.
Total net assets climbed from $83.40 billion on February 27 to $87.07 billion on March 6.
Ethereum posts modest $23.56 million in weekly inflows
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $23.56 million in net inflows for the week ending March 6, down sharply from the prior week’s $80.46 million.
March 4 posted the strongest single-day performance at $169.41 million before two consecutive days of heavy outflows.
March 5 saw $90.94 million in redemptions, followed by March 6’s $82.85 million in outflows.
The two-day withdrawal period nearly wiped out March 4’s gains. March 2 added $38.69 million in inflows while March 3 posted a modest $10.75 million in outflows.
Total net assets for Ethereum products reached $11.28 billion with cumulative total net inflow at $11.63 billion. Ethereum price also traded below $1,900 after the 2% daily decline.
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