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The digital currency exchange-traded funds saw total inflows of $1.06 billion, of which $793 million was directed to Bitcoin alone.
Regionally, funds based in the United States captured 96% of global inflows.
The Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds, based in the United States, witnessed their first consecutive inflows for five consecutive days in 2026 during the past week.
Exchange-traded products in digital currencies recorded cash inflows of $1.06 billion for the third consecutive week, with Bitcoin continuing to dominate these inflows, supported by significant contributions from Ethereum and Solana, while Ripple saw notable redemptions amid geopolitical concerns.
According to the CoinShares report released on March 16, digital asset investment products maintained strong momentum last week, with $793 million flowing into Bitcoin alone. While Ethereum attracted cash inflows of $315 million, this was partially due to the listing of new exchange-traded funds in the United States. Thus, digital asset investment products recorded cash inflows of $1.06 billion last week.
According to the report, approximately 96% of the total cash inflows to the region came from investment funds based in the United States, which made up the largest portion of capital. Canada ranked second with $19.4 million, while funds in Switzerland attracted $10.4 million.
Hong Kong then recorded inflows of $23.1 million, the largest weekly total since August 2025, while cryptocurrency investment products in Germany saw outflows of $17.1 million. Thus, the total cash inflows over three weeks reached $2.2 billion after last week's inflows.
James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, stated that last week's inflows highlight how investors are increasingly viewing Bitcoin as a relatively safe haven during periods of market disruption.
U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced continuous cash inflows over five days.
As mentioned earlier, the majority of capital inflows to Bitcoin funds came from U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) specialized in trading spot Bitcoin. These funds received $767.3 million in new capital last week, marking the first continuous inflow streak for five consecutive days in 2026. However, these funds are still experiencing losses, with net withdrawals amounting to approximately $493 million so far this year.
After offsetting the capital inflows in March, which totaled $1.34 billion, partially due to the withdrawals of $1.8 billion in January and February, this week will determine whether U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) specialized in trading spot Bitcoin can finally achieve positive performance in 2026.$BNB
