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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs continued their rebound on February 26. The funds recorded about $254.46 million in net inflows, according to SoSoValue data. This marks three straight days of positive flows after a shaky period earlier this month.
đź“ŠDATA: BITCOIN ETFS PULL $254M IN THREE-DAY INFLOW STREAK
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Spot Bitcoin $BTC ETFs recorded $254M in net inflows on Feb. 26 (ET), per @SoSoValueCrypto data.
The move marks three consecutive days of positive flows.
Meanwhile, spot Ethereum $ETH ETFs recorded $6.5742M in net… pic.twitter.com/7kQ9FwHYJp
The steady demand suggests institutions are still stepping in despite recent market volatility. Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs also returned to green territory. It is adding roughly $6.57 million in fresh inflows. The shift comes as Bitcoin trades in a choppy range. While investors closely watch macro signals.
Bitcoin ETF Demand Stays Strong
The latest inflow was led once again by BlackRock’s IBIT. The fund pulled in about $275.82 million in a single day. That pushed IBIT’s cumulative inflows to roughly $61.84 billion. This keeps it far ahead of rivals. Bitwise’s BITB followed with about $69.01 million in net inflows. It is showing continued interest from institutional buyers.
But not every fund saw gains. Fidelity’s FBTC posted a net outflow of about $51.49 million. $ARK 21Shares’ ARKB also recorded withdrawals. Still, the overall picture remained positive because strong inflows into IBIT and BITB outweighed the redemptions elsewhere. As of February 26, total net assets across Bitcoin ETFs stood near $85.94 billion.
Three-Day Streak Signals Sentiment Shift
The recent inflow streak is getting attention for a reason. Just days earlier, ETFs were bleeding capital amid broader crypto weakness. Now the trend has flipped. Over the past three days, Bitcoin ETFs have added more than $1 billion combined. Cumulative net inflows since launch have now reached about $54.83 billion. That number still highlights the massive institutional footprint in $BTC through regulated products.
Meanwhile, trading activity remains heavy. Total value traded across Bitcoin ETFs reached about $3.25 billion on February 26 alone. Ethereum ETFs also showed modest strength. The group recorded about $6.57 million in net inflows. While small compared to Bitcoin funds, the move suggests some risk appetite is returning to the broader crypto market.
What It Means for the Market?
The steady ETF demand could help stabilize $BTC in the short term. Historically, strong ETF inflows often support price floors because they represent real spot buying. Still, the mixed flows inside individual funds show investors remain selective. Experts say macro uncertainty continues to drive caution. Interest rates, global liquidity and shifts in equity markets continue to influence crypto flows. But the three day inflow streak hints that institutional buyers are not backing away.
For now, Bitcoin ETFs remain one of the clearest gauges of Wall Street sentiment toward crypto. If the inflow trend holds, it could signal renewed confidence after weeks of hesitation. But if volatility returns, these flows could flip just as quickly.