U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced net inflows for two consecutive weeks, totaling approximately $1.355 billion, indicating a rebound in institutional confidence. Although there was a capital withdrawal over the weekend, this is still the first sustained growth in five months. The inflow rate for Bitcoin ETFs has approached the fifteen-year cumulative level of gold ETFs, reflecting increased market acceptance of Bitcoin.

The institutional appeal in digital assets has been seen to be resurging. Recent statistics indicate that Bitcoin ETF inflows have rebounded on a few months of withdrawals. As reported by new market updates, the U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have had two consecutive weeks of net inflows. T

The crypto market opened the week sliding again, and the XRP price moved lower alongside the broader sell-off. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $348.83 million in net outflows on March 6, data from SoSoValue shows, adding more weight to the risk-off sentiment.  However, rising tensions in the Middle

Funds withdrawn from XRP ETF funds unexpectedly turned negative at the end of the first trading week of March, ending the promising growth streak of spot XRP funds in the US. After three consecutive sessions of inflows, these products shifted to a net outflow on Thursday and t

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US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw renewed demand on Wednesday, with inflows broad-based across major issuers as BTC briefly breached the $73,000 level. Net inflows into spot BTC funds reached $462 million for the day, marking the third consecutive day of net buying and lifting the weekly total to

Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that since the launch of the Solana ETF in July 2025, despite the SOL token dropping 57%, the ETF has still accumulated a net inflow of $1.5 billion, indicating ongoing support from institutional investors. Compared to Bitcoin ETFs, the capital inflow into the Solana ETF, adjusted for market value, is equivalent to $54 billion, demonstrating its relatively strong market performance.

In early 2026, the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a massive outflow of $4.5 billion, followed by a significant rebound, with a total net inflow of $55.72 billion. This capital rebound shows a pattern of multiple funds strengthening simultaneously, indicating a shift in market sentiment. In contrast, Bitcoin and gold performed differently under geopolitical influences, reminding investors not to judge asset attributes solely based on short-term trends.

The weekly net inflow into stablecoins has seen a strong rebound over the past week, as on-chain activity increased despite ongoing debates between U.S. lawmakers and banking groups about whether third parties should be allowed to pay interest on stablecoins. This is the information

SOL Strategies Inc. reported significant growth in February 2026, with its shares jumping 20.97% following its business update. The firm expanded its Solana validator network to over 33,500 wallets, generated 1,276 SOL in net revenue, and achieved a peak Annual Percentage Yield of 6.47%.