Bitcoin spot ETFs pulled $180M in a day, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading at $144M. Ethereum ETFs also posted four straight days of gains.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a strong $180 million in net inflows on March 13, 2026.
This marked five straight days of positive flows. BlackRock’s IBIT led the charge with $144 million in a single session. Ethereum ETFs also held firm, posting $26.7 million in inflows.
Both markets are showing signs of steady institutional interest.
BlackRock IBIT Drives Bitcoin ETF Inflows for Five Straight Days
According to SoSoValue data shared by Wu Blockchain, Bitcoin spot ETFs have now extended their inflow streak to five consecutive days.
According to SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $180 million yesterday (March 13 EST), marking five consecutive days of net inflows. BlackRock ETF IBIT recorded a single-day net inflow of $144 million. Meanwhile, Ethereum spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of… pic.twitter.com/FYLQODQTu8
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) March 14, 2026
BlackRock’s IBIT alone brought in $144 million on March 13. That figure accounts for the bulk of the day’s total Bitcoin ETF inflows.
Total assets across Bitcoin spot ETFs now sit at $91.8 billion. Institutional buying has been a consistent theme over recent sessions. The numbers reflect a market that is quietly accumulating, not retreating.
Wu Blockchain noted the five-day streak on X, pointing to SoSoValue as the data source. The consistency of these inflows stands out against a broader backdrop of market uncertainty.
Related reading: Bitcoin Sees $2.2B Bitfinex Outflow as ETF Inflows and Dip Buying Support Market Recovery
Ethereum ETFs Post Four Consecutive Days of Net Inflows
Ethereum spot ETFs are also attracting capital.
On March 13, they pulled in $26.7 million in net inflows, continuing a four-day positive streak. BlackRock’s ETHA led Ethereum ETFs with $32.4 million in single-day inflows.
Cumulative net inflows into Ethereum spot ETFs have now reached $11.8 billion. That figure reflects a growing appetite for ETH-based exposure among institutional players.
BlackRock is leading that trend on both the Bitcoin and Ethereum sides.
The parallel momentum across both ETF categories is notable. It suggests that capital rotation is not limited to Bitcoin alone. Ethereum is holding its own in the institutional flow story.
Bitcoin RSI Signal and Key Price Levels Traders Are Watching
On the technical side, Crypto Tice flagged on X that Bitcoin’s two-week RSI dropped below 40.
According to Tice, that level has historically appeared only at major market bottoms, citing the 2015 base, the 2018-2019 macro low, and the 2022 capitulation phase. He described it as a “regime-level signal,” pointing to exhausted momentum and compressed liquidity.
BITCOIN 2W RSI JUST DROPPED BELOW 40.
This signal has only appeared at major bottoms.
2015 base formation.
2018-2019 macro bottom.
2022 capitulation phase.And it just triggered again.
Higher timeframe RSI doesn't reach these levels unless:
– Momentum is fully exhausted.… pic.twitter.com/Zjj2DpiP06— Crypto Tice (@CryptoTice_) March 13, 2026
Per CoinGecko data, Bitcoin is currently trading at $70,665.55. The 24-hour trading volume stands at over $56 billion. Price is down 1.01% in the past day but up 3.91% over the past week.
As reported by Live Bitcoin News, trader LennaertSnyder flagged $73,538 as the key level bulls need to clear to shift the market structure.
Losing $68,922, he noted, would confirm a bearish break. TedPillows also pointed to rising Coinbase Premium as evidence of spot buyers stepping in on the U.S. side.
He said holding $70,000 opens a path toward $76,000, which aligns closely with MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor’s reported entry price.
