Well, darling, it seems our beloved US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have ended the first quarter of 2026 in the sort of red that makes one reach for the smelling salts. March tried its best with a flirtatious return of inflows, but alas, it was merely a cameo after two months of relentless exits.
The Socialites and Wallflowers
Spot Ether ETFs suffered the most, shedding $769 million over the quarter. Three consecutive months of outflows-how dreadfully uncharming. March barely added $46 million, as if apologizing for the previous disasters.
XRP ETFs tried to join the party with March outflows of $31 million. Early gains, however, kept the quarterly figure slightly cheerful with net additions of $43 million. Not exactly the belle of the ball, but not a disaster either.
Solana ETFs, ever the charmer, pranced into the quarter with a $213 million uptick. Since their debut in October 2025, they’ve managed to avoid a single month of net outflows-a performance worthy of champagne.
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2026-04-01 13:47