Holy Bitcoin, It’s a Streak!

Well, color us surprised! Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the good old US of A have decided to show us some love with five whole days of capital inflows. This is the first time we’re seeing such a happy dance in 2026, and trust us, it’s a delightful sight after what has been an absolute rollercoaster ride for Bitcoin (BTC) and the rest of the cryptocurrency circus.

The BTC Market: A Tale of Daring Adventure

Now, don’t get us wrong; while BTC is still playing the price limbo and struggling to get a leg up, there’s some chatter in the air about demand getting a little more robust—especially across the pond in the US. According to the latest scoop, the Bitcoin ETFs have managed to net around a whopping $767.32 million in inflows just this past week. Not too shabby!

Friday’s Magic Numbers

On the illustrious day of March 13, our US-based Bitcoin ETFs racked up a commendable $180.33 million in net inflows. Yes, you heard it right—five consecutive days of inflows! Who would have thought we’d see the day? This little influx party marks the longest streak we’ve seen this year. Let’s get confetti for everyone!

Who Brought the Most Chips to the Party?

According to the latest gossip, BlackRock’s Bitcoin Trust, tagged with the oh-so-fancy ticker IBIT, brought the lion’s share with around $143.59 million. It’s like they took the biggest slice of the pizza at a party! Following closely was the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), which contributed a respectable $23.24 million. And let’s not forget our other buddies, VanEck’s HODL, Bitwise BITB, and Ark 21Shares ARKB, who together kicked in some extra dough as well. Their contributions were smaller but still made their presence known.

What Happened This Week?

So, after all this inflow hullabaloo, the Bitcoin ETFs ended the week with a net total of around $767.32 million. This marks the third week in a row that these US funds are partying it up with positive inflows. We’re on a roll, folks!

A Peek into the Past Week

Now, let’s throw it back to last week where these BTC-linked investment products raked in over $568 million. Just in case you missed it, the previous week of February also saw a sweet inflow of more than $787 million. It looks like the Bitcoin crowd is coming back for more.

The Price Drama Continues

Despite the cheers for the soaring demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs, the price of Bitcoin seems to be a little camera-shy. Over the last couple of weeks, it’s faced some tough love at the $74,000 resistance level and got rejected not once, but twice! Oh, the drama.

Current BTC Status

As we pen this down, BTC is hanging out at around $70,748, showing minimal movement in the last 24 hours. CoinGecko tells us that our favorite cryptocurrency has seen a charming little jump of nearly 5% over the last week. Looks like it’s trying to get its groove back!