- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs secured their first five-day inflow run of 2026, amassing roughly $767.32 million this week.
- U.S. spot Ether ETFs saw a four-day inflow streak totaling $212.14 million, reversing outflows from earlier in March.
- Rising Middle East tensions are weighing on risk sentiment, with Bitcoin trading range-bound below a key resistance level of $71,300.
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) logged their first five-day inflow streak this year, bringing in approximately $767.32 million from Monday through Friday of this week. The funds recorded $180.33 million in net inflows on Friday, extending a run of positive flows that began earlier in the week.
The strongest single day was Tuesday, when spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $250.92 million, according to data from SoSoValue. Overall, these ETFs now hold $91.83 billion in net assets, with cumulative inflows reaching $56.14 billion.
Meanwhile, U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded $26.69 million in net inflows on Friday, completing a four-day streak. This stretch has brought roughly $212.14 million into the products, reversing outflows seen earlier in March.
Consequently, cumulative net inflows into U.S. spot Ether ETFs now stand at $11.79 billion. Total net assets across these funds have reached $12.26 billion, with about $1.30 billion in value traded on the day.
However, rising tensions in the Middle East are weighing on global risk sentiment. According to Bitunix analysts, escalating conflict and elevated oil prices have increased macro uncertainty.
Against this backdrop, Bitcoin remains range-bound. Bitunix said derivatives data shows a key short-liquidity cluster near $71,300 is acting as near-term resistance.
On the downside, liquidity support sits around $69,000. Deeper long liquidation levels exist near $68,800, suggesting continued consolidation unless macro catalysts trigger a breakout.
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