US Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) reported $225.15 million in net inflows on Tuesday. Overall, funds report mixed flows; three funds reported inflows, two reported outflows, and seven reported zero activity.
Bitcoin continues to display resilience despite the Israel-Iran war showing no signs of de-escalation. Tuesday’s performance reflected stability, as BTC price closed the day near Monday’s close. Meanwhile, the price has been showing more strength on Wednesday.
Fidelity (CBOE: FBTC) reported outflows of $89.29 million. Grayscale (NYSE: GBTC) shed $28.19 million. Together, they accounted for Tuesday’s BTC ETF outflows. The data came from SoSoValue. Meanwhile, inflows came in at $342.63 million, led by BlackRock’s (NASDAQ: IBIT) $322.48 million.
Valkyrie (NASDAQ: BRRR) and WidomTree (CBOE: BTCW) reported inflows of $11.57 million and $8.68 million, respectively. Notably, these two funds had been out of action since early February. On Tuesday, both Valkyrie and WisdomTree reported their biggest daily inflow of 2026.
BTC Spot ETFs daily flows in 2026 | Source: SoSoValue
GBTC reports outflows, mostly, so Tuesday’s outflow did not come as a surprise. Feb 25th was when GBTC marked its biggest single-day inflow ($102.49 million).
Meanwhile, Ethereum spot ETFs posted net outflows of $10.75 million. XRP spot ETFs reported net inflows of $7.53 million, and Solana spot ETFs added $1.03 million.
HBAR spot ETFs posted the second-biggest daily net inflows of 2026 on Tuesday, at $1.06 million. Canary (NASDAQ: HBR) is the sole HBAR spot ETF as of March 3rd, 2026.
Bitcoin showed notable stability on Tuesday. It closed the day at $68,836, just 0.7% below Monday’s close, according to TradingView data.
War clouds in the Middle East are getting darker as of March, with Iran upping its aggression towards US allies.
Expectations of uncertainty are rising, which is a good reason for the markets to display red blips and tickers frequently. However, the BTC price has surprised markets by going against the grain.
Notably, as of writing this report, BTC was above $70,000, reflecting an over 3% increase over Tuesday’s close.
BTC 1-day price chart | Source: TradingView
Bitcoin ETFs extended their net inflow streak to two days on Tuesday. The move kept weekly flows in the green. Monthly flows also remained positive.
US crypto spot ETFs posted net inflows of $224.02 million on Tuesday. So far this week, US crypto spot ETFs have scooped up $746 million.
President Donald Trump made strong remarks against U.S. banks for their stance in discussions on key crypto policies. His comments have drawn notable support. This has positively impacted market sentiment.
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