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(Originally posted on : Bitcoin News )<\/b>
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Crypto<\/span> ETFs Slide as Bitcoin<\/span>, Ether Post Heavy Weekly Losses<\/h2>\n

The last full trading week of March began with promise, but it did not end that way. What started as a brief recovery in bitcoin<\/a> ETFs quickly gave way to sustained selling pressure, setting the tone for a week defined by caution, rotation, and selective conviction.<\/p>\n

Bitcoin<\/a> spot ETFs recorded net outflows of $296.18 million for the week, reversing recent momentum. The early inflow on Monday, March 23, driven by strong allocations into Blackrock\u2019s IBIT and Fidelity\u2019s FBTC, proved short-lived. By midweek, sentiment had shifted.<\/p>\n

IBIT emerged as the largest driver of outflows overall, including a sharp $201 million withdrawal on Friday, March 27 alone. Fidelity\u2019s FBTC followed with consistent redemptions across multiple sessions, yet it finished the week in the green with a $46.88 million weekly net flow.<\/p>\n

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First weekly outflow for bitcoin ETFs<\/span> in March after four weeks of consecutive inflows.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Despite FBTC\u2019s positive net flow, Bitwise\u2019s BITB and Ark & 21Shares\u2019 ARKB posted notable weekly losses to add to the outflows. Grayscale\u2019s GBTC continued its steady bleed, while smaller products such as the Bitcoin<\/span> Mini Trust, Vaneck\u2019s HODL, Franklin\u2019s EZBC, and Valkyrie\u2019s BRRR saw mixed, mostly modest flows that did little to offset the broader trend.<\/p>\n

Ether<\/a> ETFs fared worse in consistency, if not magnitude. The group recorded $206.58 million in net outflows, extending a near-unbroken streak of daily declines. Blackrock\u2019s ETHA dominated the downside, including multiple heavy redemptions that defined the week. Fidelity\u2019s FETH, Grayscale\u2019s ETHE, and its Mini Trust, Bitwise\u2019s ETHW, 21Shares\u2019 TETH, Vaneck\u2019s ETHV, and Invesco\u2019s QETH all contributed to the negative flow.<\/p>\n

Yet one fund stood apart. Blackrock\u2019s ETHB continued to attract steady inflows throughout the week, supported by its staking<\/span> feature, as it closed the week with $141 million in inflows. It was not enough to reverse the trend, but it signaled where investor interest is beginning to concentrate.<\/p>\n

In smaller segments, divergence became clearer. Solana<\/a> ETFs posted net outflows of $4.2 million, weighed down by late-week selling in Bitwise\u2019s BSOL and earlier weakness in other funds such as Fidelity\u2019s FSOL and Vaneck\u2019s VSOL. XRP<\/a> ETFs, by contrast, recorded net inflows of $2.66 million, driven primarily by Bitwise\u2019s XRP<\/span> product, despite multiple sessions of no trading activity.<\/p>\n

In summary, the week reflected a decisive shift in tone. Bitcoin<\/span> and ether ETFs faced sustained outflows after a brief early rebound, solana<\/span> slipped into mild losses, and XRP<\/span> quietly attracted capital. The market is not retreating entirely, but it is becoming far more deliberate.<\/p>\n

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