On March 6, the trend of capital inflows into the US spot Bitcoin ETF was interrupted. Data shows that as Bitcoin's price fell below $71,000, the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of $228 million on Thursday, ending a previous three-day, approximately $1.1 billion net inflow.

Specifically, the outflows mainly came from iShares Bitcoin Trust (about $89 million), Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (about $48 million), and Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (about $46 million). Nevertheless, through Friday, the US spot Bitcoin ETF still maintained a net inflow of approximately $917 million, with assets under management (AUM) remaining above $90 billion.

Analysts point out that the recent rebound of Bitcoin above $73,000 is more likely a "relief rally" rather than the start of a new bull market. Some institutions have previously warned that during the current crypto market correction cycle, Bitcoin's price could still fall below $60,000.

Regarding other crypto ETFs, Ethereum-related funds saw an outflow of about $91 million on the same day; XRP and Solana ETFs also recorded small outflows of $6 million and $5 million respectively. Notably, the Solana ETF experienced its first capital outflow since early February.

Despite this, market data shows that since the launch of the Solana spot ETF in July 2025, it has attracted approximately $1.5 billion in total capital inflows, indicating that institutional investors remain willing to maintain strong allocation interest. #GateforAI重磅上线