Spot cryptocurrency ETFs traded in the US recorded total net inflows of $521.45 million on March 2, 2026. While products specifically for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin increased, no movement was observed in ETFs indexed to some other crypto assets.
Bitcoin ETFs Top in Daily Inflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs received 6,970 BTC in one business day, and the total value of this amount was announced as $ 458.2 million. Purchases accounted for the bulk of total intraday net flows, ensuring Bitcoin ranked first among ETF products.
The demand seen in Bitcoin ETFs during this period indicated a volume equivalent to approximately 15 days of new Bitcoin production. It was noted that Bitcoin was the dominant actor in the spot crypto ETF market with inflows of this size.
Asset management giant BlackRock purchased 4,000 BTC with its Bitcoin ETF product, creating a volume of approximately $263.2 million. Fidelity reached $94.8 million with the purchase of 1,440 BTC, Bitwise reached $36.4 million with 554 BTC, and Grayscale reached $18.4 million with 280 BTC.
20K Call in Ethereum ETFs
Spot Ethereum ETFs generated inflows worth $38.7 million, with a total purchase of 19,963 ETH on the same trading day. This activity pointed out that especially institutional investors’ interest in Ethereum continues.
BlackRock announced the purchase of 13,670 ETH for its own Ethereum ETFs, transacting a total of $26.5 million. Additionally, Fidelity, Bitwise and Grayscale funds also increased their Ethereum holdings. Although daily net inflows in Ethereum ETFs were not as high as Bitcoin, regular interest was observed to continue.
Positive Entries in Solana, XRP and Dogecoin
Solana ETFs recorded inflows of $16.8 million on the day with 201,080 SOLs, placing third in the daily rankings. While a total purchase of 5.15 million units in XRP ETFs was recorded as 6.97 million dollars, a net inflow of 8.23 million units in Dogecoin indexed products was recorded as 779 thousand dollars.
This data showed that investor interest has gone beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, in terms of total inflow volume, these products fell well behind Bitcoin ETFs.
No Change for Other Crypto ETFs
Neither buying nor selling was recorded in ETFs indexed to HBAR, Litecoin, Avalanche and Chainlink. The stable situation in these products indicated that investors maintained their current positions in the short term.
A significant liquidity movement was recorded with a total of $ 521.45 million in new fund inflows, including Bitcoin, which constitutes the majority of all spot cryptocurrency ETFs monitored in the US markets. Ethereum and Solana products also showed clear increases despite lower volumes. ETF fund flows continued to reflect current demand for regulated investment instruments.
