Bitcoins XRP<\/span> Sees $3.9 Million Exit as Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> Extend Inflow Streak<\/h2>\nMomentum in crypto<\/span> ETFs continued to tilt toward bitcoin<\/a> as institutional investors kept capital flowing into the sector. Spot bitcoin<\/a> ETFs recorded $250.92 million in net inflows, marking another strong day of positive momentum. The gains were spread across six funds, highlighting broad participation from investors.<\/p>\nBlackrock\u2019s IBIT dominated the session with a $185.76 million inflow, once again reinforcing its position as the primary driver of institutional demand. Fidelity\u2019s FBTC followed with $33.54 million, while Bitwise\u2019s BITB added $16.35 million.<\/p>\n![\"bitcoins](\"https:\/\/static.news.bitcoin.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/bitcoin-etfs-add-251-million-as-institutional-demand-holds-strong_nwmk.png\")
<\/a>March has been a strong month for BTC<\/span> ETFs with five days of inflows as against two days of outflows.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAdditional inflows were seen across several smaller funds. Vaneck\u2019s HODL attracted $5.94 million, Grayscale\u2019s Bitcoin<\/span> Mini Trust added $5.27 million, and Ark & 21shares\u2019 ARKB recorded $4.07 million. Notably, no bitcoin<\/a> ETF recorded outflows during the session, underscoring the strength of the buying activity.<\/p>\nTrading remained active, with $3.60 billion in total value traded, while net assets climbed to $90.02 billion.<\/p>\n
Ether<\/a> ETFs also finished the day in positive territory, though gains were far more modest. Spot ether ETFs recorded $12.59 million in net inflows, led by Fidelity\u2019s FETH, which attracted $10.66 million. Grayscale\u2019s Ether Mini Trust added another $1.93 million, rounding out the day\u2019s contributions.<\/p>\n Trading volume<\/span> across ether ETFs reached $812.33 million, with net assets closing at $11.57 billion. Elsewhere, the altcoin<\/span> ETF segment showed mixed performance.<\/p>\nXRP<\/a> ETFs posted $3.88 million in net outflows, driven entirely by withdrawals from Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/span> ETF. Trading activity totaled $12.61 million, leaving net assets at $980.78 million.<\/p>\nMeanwhile, solana<\/span> ETFs recorded no trading activity during the session, leaving total net assets unchanged at $815.62 million.<\/p>\nSenior ETF analyst for Bloomberg, @ericbalchunas, tweeted<\/a> that ETFs remain bitcoin<\/span>\u2019s biggest holder group, owning 1.28 million BTC<\/span>.<\/p>\n![\"bitcoins](\"https:\/\/static.news.bitcoin.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/bitcoin-etfs-add-251-million-as-institutional-demand-holds-strong1_nwmk.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nOverall, Tuesday\u2019s session reflected steady institutional demand for bitcoin<\/span> exposure through ETFs, while ether posted modest inflows and XRP<\/span> experienced minor withdrawals. Solana<\/span> funds remained quiet, highlighting the uneven flow patterns across the broader crypto<\/span> ETF landscape.<\/p>\nBitcoins FAQ \ud83d\udcca<\/h2>\n\n- Why did Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> record strong inflows on March 10?<\/strong>
Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> saw $250.92 million in inflows, largely driven by institutional demand for Blackrock\u2019s IBIT, which alone attracted nearly $186 million during the trading session.<\/li>\n- Which Ether ETF recorded the largest inflow?<\/strong>
\nFidelity\u2019s FETH led ether ETF inflows with $10.66 million added, accounting for the majority of the sector\u2019s $12.59 million total inflow.<\/li>\n- Why did XRP<\/span> ETFs post outflows?<\/strong>
XRP<\/a> ETFs recorded a $3.88 million net outflow due entirely to withdrawals from Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/a> ETF, while other funds saw no significant trading activity.<\/li>\n- Did Solana<\/span> ETFs experience any inflows or outflows?<\/strong>
\nNo, solana<\/a> ETFs recorded no trading activity during the session, leaving total net assets unchanged at approximately $815.62 million.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n
Blackrock\u2019s IBIT dominated the session with a $185.76 million inflow, once again reinforcing its position as the primary driver of institutional demand. Fidelity\u2019s FBTC followed with $33.54 million, while Bitwise\u2019s BITB added $16.35 million.<\/p>\n Additional inflows were seen across several smaller funds. Vaneck\u2019s HODL attracted $5.94 million, Grayscale\u2019s Bitcoin<\/span> Mini Trust added $5.27 million, and Ark & 21shares\u2019 ARKB recorded $4.07 million. Notably, no bitcoin<\/a> ETF recorded outflows during the session, underscoring the strength of the buying activity.<\/p>\n Trading remained active, with $3.60 billion in total value traded, while net assets climbed to $90.02 billion.<\/p>\n Ether<\/a> ETFs also finished the day in positive territory, though gains were far more modest. Spot ether ETFs recorded $12.59 million in net inflows, led by Fidelity\u2019s FETH, which attracted $10.66 million. Grayscale\u2019s Ether Mini Trust added another $1.93 million, rounding out the day\u2019s contributions.<\/p>\n Trading volume<\/span> across ether ETFs reached $812.33 million, with net assets closing at $11.57 billion. Elsewhere, the altcoin<\/span> ETF segment showed mixed performance.<\/p>\n XRP<\/a> ETFs posted $3.88 million in net outflows, driven entirely by withdrawals from Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/span> ETF. Trading activity totaled $12.61 million, leaving net assets at $980.78 million.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, solana<\/span> ETFs recorded no trading activity during the session, leaving total net assets unchanged at $815.62 million.<\/p>\n Senior ETF analyst for Bloomberg, @ericbalchunas, tweeted<\/a> that ETFs remain bitcoin<\/span>\u2019s biggest holder group, owning 1.28 million BTC<\/span>.<\/p>\n Overall, Tuesday\u2019s session reflected steady institutional demand for bitcoin<\/span> exposure through ETFs, while ether posted modest inflows and XRP<\/span> experienced minor withdrawals. Solana<\/span> funds remained quiet, highlighting the uneven flow patterns across the broader crypto<\/span> ETF landscape.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/p>\nBitcoins FAQ \ud83d\udcca<\/h2>\n
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Bitcoin ETFs<\/span> saw $250.92 million in inflows, largely driven by institutional demand for Blackrock\u2019s IBIT, which alone attracted nearly $186 million during the trading session.<\/li>\n
\nFidelity\u2019s FETH led ether ETF inflows with $10.66 million added, accounting for the majority of the sector\u2019s $12.59 million total inflow.<\/li>\n
XRP<\/a> ETFs recorded a $3.88 million net outflow due entirely to withdrawals from Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/a> ETF, while other funds saw no significant trading activity.<\/li>\n
\nNo, solana<\/a> ETFs recorded no trading activity during the session, leaving total net assets unchanged at approximately $815.62 million.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n