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Bitcoin ETFs lost $66.67 million in net outflows on March 24, 2026, the second consecutive outflow day following $167.23 million in inflows on March 23.
Data from SoSoValue shows that cumulative total net inflows across all US Bitcoin ETFs stood at $56.33 billion as of the close of March 24. Bitcoin’s price held near $71,000 through the session, a level that has shown resilience across several recent outflow days.
The outflow day follows a pattern that has repeated throughout the current week. A positive Monday session on March 23 produced $167.23 million in daily inflows and pushed total net assets to $91.71 billion, before selling resumed on March 24.
Bitcoin ETFs Outflows Concentrated in Three Funds
Three funds accounted for all of March 24’s outflows. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (CBOE: FBTC) led with $45.35 million in outflows, equal to 652.96 BTC leaving the fund. Its cumulative net inflow now stands at $10.94 billion.
Bitwise’s Bitcoin ETF (NYSE: BITB) ranked second, recording $16.60 million in outflows across 238.98 BTC, bringing its cumulative net inflows to $2.12 billion.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (NASDAQ: IBIT) posted $4.72 million in outflows, equal to 68.02 BTC, while its cumulative net inflow remained the largest in the category at $63.41 billion.
Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (NYSE: GBTC), Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust (NYSE: BTC), Ark & 21Shares (CBOE: ARKB), Invesco (CBOE: BTCO), Franklin (CBOE: EZBC), Valkyrie (NASDAQ: BRRR), WisdomTree (CBOE: BTCW), and Hashdex (NYSE: DEFI) all recorded zero net flows on the day. VanEck’s Bitcoin ETF (CBOE: HODL) data was listed as not updated for March 24.
Bitcoin ETFs Context: Outflows Against a Stable Price
The March 24 outflow follows a week that started with a positive Monday before reversing. The daily flow history shows the current week opened on March 23 with $167.23 million in inflows, lifting total net assets to $91.71 billion.
That came after a difficult prior week that included outflows of $163.52 million on March 18, $90.19 million on March 19, and $52.11 million on March 20.
What stands out about the current period is that Bitcoin’s price has not tracked the outflow days lower in the way seen during earlier outflow stretches.
The price holding near $71,000 across multiple outflow sessions suggests sellers are exiting ETF positions without triggering market-wide liquidation.
Total value traded on March 24 was not yet reflected in the confirmed data, with the most recent confirmed figure being $2.98 billion on March 23.
Ethereum ETFs Post Fifth Outflow Day in Six Sessions
Ethereum ETFs recorded $40.80 million in net outflows on March 24, their fifth outflow day in the past six sessions.
Cumulative net inflows for the category fell to $11.67 billion, with the most recently confirmed total net assets figure standing at $12.51 billion as of March 23.
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (NASDAQ: ETHA) led outflows, totaling $24.97 million, equivalent to 11,780 ETH. Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust (NYSE: ETH) shed $10.02 million across 4,730 ETH, while Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund (CBOE: FETH) recorded $5.81 million in outflows across 2,740 ETH.
Bitwise’s Ethereum ETF (NYSE: ETHW) added $1.52 million in outflows across 715.71 ETH, and Grayscale’s ETHE (NYSE: ETHE) posted $1.72 million in outflows equal to 811.96 ETH.
Two products recorded positive flows on the day. BlackRock’s ETHB (NASDAQ: ETHB) added $2.18 million in inflows across 1,030 ETH, and 21Shares’ TETH (CBOE: TETH) attracted $1.06 million across 499.74 ETH.
Franklin’s EZET (CBOE: EZET) and Invesco’s QETH (CBOE: QETH) both recorded zero net flows. VanEck’s ETHV (CBOE: ETHV) data was listed as not updated for March 24.
The daily data for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs over the past week shows a recurring pattern of brief inflow sessions followed by multi-day outflow periods.
