US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have extended their inflow streak to seven straight days — the longest run since October 2025.
On Monday, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $199.4 million in inflows, bringing the total for the current streak to დაახლოებით $1.2 billion, according to SoSoValue data. While this points to sustained institutional interest, the figures still trail far behind the roughly $6 billion inflow seen during the October 2025 surge.
Despite the positive momentum, overall trading activity has cooled, with daily volumes dropping to $2.6 billion. Meanwhile, total assets under management in Bitcoin ETFs have risen to $96.7 billion.
Year-to-date flows remain in negative territory, reflecting $1.8 billion in cumulative outflows against $1.7 billion in inflows so far this year.
The recent ETF recovery aligns with a broader uptick in crypto investment products, which have attracted around $2.7 billion over the past three weeks, pushing year-to-date inflows to approximately $1.2 billion, according to CoinShares.
XRP funds rebound after extended losses
XRP-focused funds recorded their first inflows after an eight-day streak of losses, signaling a shift in sentiment.
Across the broader altcoin ETF market, inflows picked up, led by Ether, which attracted $138.3 million — its largest inflow since March 4. Solana followed with $17.8 million, also marking its biggest daily inflow since the same date.
XRP stood out with $4.64 million in inflows, ending a run of outflows that totaled $56.8 million between March 5 and March 16.
Despite seeing $33.5 million in outflows so far in March, XRP ETFs are still in positive territory year-to-date, supported by $73.7 million in inflows recorded across January and February.
Solana-based ETFs are leading all crypto funds this year, with $223 million in net inflows so far.
In contrast, Ether ETFs continue to lag, remaining in negative territory with $364.5 million in year-to-date outflows. This comes after $358.5 million in inflows in March were outweighed by $723 million in outflows during the first two months of the year.
