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US Ethereum spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) posted net outflows of $10.75 million on Tuesday, despite BlackRock reporting inflows. Meanwhile, XRP, Solana (SOL), and Hedera (HBAR) spot ETFs reported net inflows.
Bitcoin surged held ground below the $69,000 mark on Tuesday and surged past $71,000 on Wednesday. Bitcoin spot ETFs extended the net inflow streak, reporting net inflows of $225.15 million. Overall, US crypto spot ETFs posted net inflows of
Ethereum (ETH), XRP, SOL, and HBAR mirrored Bitcoin’s price action on Tuesday, and as of Wednesday, maintained the strong correlation.
ETH Spot ETFs Flows Mar 3rd: Fidelity, Grayscale Sell
ETH spot ETFs posted net outflows of $10.75 million on Tuesday, SoSoValue data shows. Fidelity (CBOE: FETH) reported outflow of $66.73 million and Grayscale (NYSE: ETHE) offloaded $4.67 million worth of Ethereum; these two funds accounted for Tuesday’s total outflows.
Five funds chose to sit out, while four funds reported activity. On Monay, ETH ETFs posted outflows of $38.69 million. As of March 3rd, 2026, ETH spot ETFs hold $11.31 billion in net assets. This week began on March; as of Tuesday, weekly net inflows stood at $27.94 million.
BlackRock (NASDAQ: ETHA) posted outflow of $41.92 million while Grayscale (NYSE: ETH) shed $18.72 million. Fidelity’s outflows alone eclipsed Tuesday’s total inflows. Fidelity’s outflows eclipsed Tuesday’s total inflows.
Grayscale has two Ethereum spot ETFs listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) — Grayscale Ethereum Staking ETF (NYSE: ETHE), and Grayscale Ethereum Staking Mini ETF (NYSE: ETH).
Ethereum price closed Tuesday at $1,983, 2.2% below Monday’s close. ETH displayed stability on that day, mirroring BTC. As of press time, ETH price was above the $2,100 mark amid BTC’s sharp intraday surge.
Notably, Fidelity and Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETFs also reported net outflows. This suggests their Tuesday actions are likely based on a general market assessment, and not asset-specific.
XRP Spot ETFs Scoop $7.5M, Mark 6-day Inflow Streak
XRP spot ETFs reported net inflows of $7.5 million, the highest daily inflow so far in March 2026, marking a six-day net inflow streak. Bitwise (NYSE: XRP) led inflows with its $6.08 million scoop, while Canary (NASDAQ: XRPC) marked a $1.45 million addition; none of the five funds reported outflows.
So far in the first week of March, XRP ETFs net inflows stood at $14.5 million. Other altcoin spot ETFs that reported net inflows include SOL and HBAR.
Canary’s HBAR spot ETF (NASDAQ: HBR), the sole HBAR spot ETF, posted net inflows of $1.06 million on Tuesday. Monday saw no flow, and this is the second-highest daily inflow of the year so far. Canary added just $2.87 million in February 2026.
SOL spot ETFs posted a modest $1.03 million in net inflows. Tuesday’s buyers inclue Franklin (NYSE: SOEZ) ($732.1K) and Invesco (CBOE: QSOL) ($298.32K).
US crypto spot ETFs for Feb’s last week and so far in March, reflect stability if not a trend reversal. Bitcoin spot ETFs broke a net outflow streak in the last week of Feb, so did altcoin ETFs. ETH ETFs have shown greater uncertainty in this period; other altcoin funds have been fairly consistent in direction.
