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TLDR Bitcoin ETF products recorded $1.44 billion in inflows during the first three trading days of the week. Investors withdrew $829 million dollars before Friday, which reduced the net weekly total to 619 million dollars. Bitcoin attracted $521 million in inflows and led all digital asset funds. Ethereum and Solana funds posted gains, while XRP recorded outflows during the same period. Bitcoin price rose nearly 11 percent early in the week and later declined about 8%. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds closed the week with $619 million in net inflows after sharp reversals. Early subscriptions reached $1.44 billion before late withdrawals erased momentum. Oil price volatility and geopolitical tension drove the rapid shift in positioning. Bitcoin ETF Records $619M net Inflow After Volatile Week Bitcoin ETF products attracted $1.44 billion during the first three trading days. However, investors withdrew $829 million before Friday and reduced the weekly total. CoinShares reported that Bitcoin led inflows with $521 million during the period. Bitcoin prices moved in line with fund activity and reflected changing risk appetite. The asset rose nearly 11% from $66,356 to $73,648 between March 1 and 5, according to CoinGecko. It later fell about 8% and traded near $67,777 after Thursday. Ethereum funds captured fresh capital as investors diversified exposure within digital assets. Solana products also recorded inflows during the early part of the week. In contrast, XRP funds posted outflows while other major assets gained subscriptions. CoinShares stated that US-based investors drove most of the weekly activity. European and Asian investors showed lower participation during the same period. The report linked early inflows to market reaction following the US strike on Iran. Nima Beni, founder of Bitlease, described the pattern as routine portfolio management. He said, “Portfolio managers often put on positions early in the week, capture the move, and then…

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Filed under: News - @ March 9, 2026 8:27 pm