BroadChain has learned that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw approximately $568.5 million in net inflows this week, according to a March 8 report from Cointelegraph. This continues the positive trend from last week's roughly $787.3 million in inflows, marking the first time in nearly five months that these funds have recorded two consecutive weeks of net inflows.
This follows a five-week streak of net outflows for spot Bitcoin ETFs, which totaled around $3.8 billion. The largest single-week outflow occurred in the week ending January 30, amounting to roughly $1.49 billion.
Spot Ethereum ETFs also posted two consecutive weeks of net inflows: $23.56 million this week and $80.46 million last week. This is the first time since early October 2025 that these funds have achieved back-to-back weeks of positive inflows.
Prior to this rebound, spot Ethereum ETFs had similarly endured five straight weeks of net outflows, totaling over $1.38 billion.
In a related observation, Fernando Nikolić, Market Director at Blockstream, highlighted a striking comparison. He noted that spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have been trading for less than two years, have already matched the cumulative net inflows of gold ETFs accumulated over roughly 15 years. This milestone is particularly notable as it was achieved even while Bitcoin's price was down 46% from its recent peak.