All 12 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded positive flows on March 2, with zero outflows, marking the largest single-day inflow of Q1 2026.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $458 million in a single day on March 2, with all 12 funds recording positive flows and zero outflows for the first time since early February.
On Monday, March 2, all 12 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted net inflows totaling $458 million, snapping a multi-week losing streak that had seen nearly $4.5 billion in cumulative outflows since mid-January.
BlackRock's IBIT led the pack with $263.19 million in inflows, followed by Fidelity's FBTC at $94.80 million. Bitwise BITB added $36.40 million, VanEck's HODL drew $19.54 million, and Grayscale's funds contributed $18.36 million. The zero-outflow day across all 12 products is especially notable after weeks of persistent selling pressure.
The $458 million inflow is the largest single-day figure of Q1 2026 and signals a potential shift in institutional sentiment. Analysts at The Block noted that institutions view the current Bitcoin price level near $68,000 as an "attractive entry point" following the extended pullback.
The recovery extends beyond Bitcoin. Spot Ethereum ETFs also saw positive activity, with multiple sources reporting inflows of approximately $38 million across the nine products on the same day. Newly launched XRP spot ETFs drew $6.97 million. The broad-based buying suggests renewed confidence across digital assets rather than a Bitcoin-only trade.
The key question is whether Monday's inflow marks the start of a sustained reversal or a one-day bounce. ETF flow data has become a key market barometer in 2026, with institutional participation growing steadily throughout the year. If inflows continue through the week, Bitcoin could test the $70,000 resistance level that has capped gains since January.
The $458 million inflow marks a clear break from weeks of institutional selling. Whether it signals a broader trend reversal depends on follow-through in the days ahead. This is a developing story.
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