On March 2, 2026, spot cryptocurrency ETFs traded in the United States recorded a combined net inflow of $521.45 million. Fund flows were dominated by products linked to major digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin, while several other crypto-asset ETFs saw little to no activity. This sharp uptick underscores the ongoing momentum in regulated digital asset investment vehicles.
Bitcoin ETFs Set Records in Daily Inflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs acquired a remarkable 6,970 BTC in a single trading day, representing a total value of $458.2 million. This substantial volume accounted for the majority of daily net flows in the crypto ETF space, securing Bitcoin’s position as the leading asset in the product category.
The influx into Bitcoin ETFs during this period was roughly on par with the amount of new Bitcoin mined globally over two weeks, illustrating the scale of demand. This consistently strong inflow cements Bitcoin’s status as the primary driver in the spot crypto ETF market.
Industry giant BlackRock stood out by purchasing 4,000 BTC via its proprietary ETF, amounting to approximately $263.2 million in volume. Fidelity followed with 1,440 BTC worth $94.8 million, while Bitwise took in 554 BTC ($36.4 million) and Grayscale added 280 BTC ($18.4 million). These figures showcase varied levels of institutional embrace across leading ETF issuers.
Ethereum ETFs Attract $38.7 Million in a Day
On the same trading day, spot Ethereum ETFs saw cumulative purchases totaling 19,963 ETH, translating to a net inflow of $38.7 million. The activity signals that institutional interest in Ethereum continues apace, even as Bitcoin commands the largest share of capital.
BlackRock alone reported the acquisition of 13,670 ETH for its Ethereum ETF products, equating to $26.5 million in trades. Fidelity, Bitwise, and Grayscale also increased their Ethereum ETF holdings over the day. Although Ethereum ETF inflows did not match the scale of Bitcoin’s, a steady baseline of demand was evident across the broader market.
Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin See Modest Gains
Solana ETF products registered net inflows of 201,080 SOL—valued at $16.8 million—finishing third in daily rankings. XRP-linked ETFs recorded a purchase of 5.15 million XRP, corresponding to $6.97 million, while Dogecoin-related funds attracted 8.23 million DOGE, or $779,000 in net inflows.
These figures point toward diversification among crypto ETF investors, whose attention is broadening beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum. Nonetheless, the total dollar volumes in Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin products remain significantly lower than those seen in the dominant Bitcoin ETFs.
Stable Flows for Other Crypto-Asset ETFs
ETFs pegged to HBAR, Litecoin, Avalanche, and Chainlink showed no recorded buy or sell activity during the period. This stable trend suggests that investors are content to hold their positions in these products for now, with little appetite for short-term trading in this segment.
Across all U.S.-listed spot crypto ETFs, the influx—driven primarily by Bitcoin, but also supported by Ethereum and Solana—amounted to $521.45 million in fresh capital. While Ethereum and Solana products saw lower volumes, both achieved clear net-positive flows. Overall, these ETF fund movements continue to reflect lively demand for regulated crypto investment vehicles in the American market.
