# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Inflows

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Dogecoin ETFs Dead In March? Only 2 Days Of Inflows And Less Than $1M – Details

The Dogecoin ETFs, approved in November 2025, have experienced a significant decline in investor interest by March 2026. According to data from SoSoValue, the ETFs saw only two days of net inflows during the month, totaling less than $1 million. This follows a volatile performance history: a strong start with $2.16 million in inflows in November 2025, a sharp drop to $177,890 in December, and a peak of $4.07 million in January 2026. Total net assets have also fluctuated, falling from a high of $10.15 million in January to $9.51 million at the time of reporting. The funds have seen over a week of zero inflows, and daily trading values remain below $1 million, indicating waning demand.

bitcoinist03/26 10:31

Dogecoin ETFs Dead In March? Only 2 Days Of Inflows And Less Than $1M – Details

bitcoinist03/26 10:31

Dogecoin: DOGE ETFs absorb 0.07% of supply – Identifying reasons for fading demand

Dogecoin (DOGE) has seen a 3.80% price increase in the past 24 hours, maintaining its leading market cap position in the memecoin sector. However, institutional demand for DOGE is fading, with U.S. spot ETFs recording less than $1 million in inflows in March 2026. These ETFs have absorbed only 0.07% of DOGE's circulating supply. While Grayscale’s and 21Shares’ products saw modest inflows, Bitwise’s ETF experienced outflows. In contrast, whale activity is increasing, with large orders in both spot and futures markets driving bullish sentiment. On the technical side, DOGE shows signs of a potential trend reversal, breaking out of an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern and eyeing a move toward $0.12 if it surpasses the $0.104 resistance level. Its high correlation with Bitcoin (0.94) suggests its price movement remains tied to BTC’s performance.

ambcrypto03/26 04:20

Dogecoin: DOGE ETFs absorb 0.07% of supply – Identifying reasons for fading demand

ambcrypto03/26 04:20

‘Roles reversed?’- Bitcoin outperforms gold in ETF inflows

The Bitcoin vs. gold debate has resurfaced as Bitcoin outperforms gold amid geopolitical tensions. Since the onset of the West Asia crisis, Bitcoin has gained 8.5%, reinforcing its role as a potential hedge, while gold dropped 12%, contrary to traditional safe-haven expectations. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted a reversal in roles, cautioning against short-term judgments and describing gold as a "great diversifier but unreliable hedge." Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $167.23 million in daily net inflows on March 24, breaking a three-day outflow streak. March alone saw $2.5 billion in net inflows, nearly turning year-to-date flows positive. In contrast, gold ETFs experienced over $22 billion in outflows during the same period. The BTC/Gold ratio, though still in a multi-year range, showed Bitcoin outperforming gold by 32% in March. Fidelity suggests $60,000 as a potential cycle bottom, with Bitcoin eyeing $80,000 if ETF inflows continue.

ambcrypto03/25 17:02

‘Roles reversed?’- Bitcoin outperforms gold in ETF inflows

ambcrypto03/25 17:02

Shiba Inu breaks past a key resistance – Can SHIB rally to $0.000065?

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has broken above a key descending trend line resistance after weeks of consolidation, signaling a potential shift in market structure and renewed bullish interest. However, momentum indicators like the RSI suggest a possible short-term correction or retest of the $0.000055 support level. A successful liquidity sweep around that zone could set the stage for a rally toward $0.000065. On-chain data shows significant inflows, with 800 billion SHIB (approx. $4.8 million) entering exchanges in 48 hours, supporting the bullish outlook. While the breakout is positive, confirmation depends on sustained buying pressure and a hold above key support levels.

ambcrypto03/25 06:49

Shiba Inu breaks past a key resistance – Can SHIB rally to $0.000065?

ambcrypto03/25 06:49

$635M in, $405M out – How the Fed quietly shook the crypto market

The crypto market slowed last week, with many attributing the decline to Middle East tensions. However, the primary driver was the U.S. Federal Reserve's cautious policy signals. According to CoinShares, digital asset investments saw $230 million in inflows—significantly lower than previous weeks. Notably, $635 million entered just before the Fed meeting, but $405 million exited shortly after, indicating investors are highly sensitive to interest rate expectations. Bitcoin led with $219 million in weekly inflows, though short-Bitcoin products also gained $6 million, reflecting mixed sentiment. Solana remained strong with $17 million inflows over seven weeks, while Ethereum saw $27.5 million in outflows. Chainlink and Hyperliquid attracted $9.1 million combined. Despite price declines—ETH and HYPE fell ~6.7%, BTC dropped ~4%, and SOL dipped only 2%—capital continued flowing in. User activity was highest for Chainlink, while Solana maintained steady social volume. The Altcoin Season Index read 47, below the 75 threshold for a confirmed altcoin season, but sustained inflows suggest a potential buildup toward a broader rally. Institutional behavior showed a "buy the dip" mindset rather than panic selling.

ambcrypto03/25 06:32

$635M in, $405M out – How the Fed quietly shook the crypto market

ambcrypto03/25 06:32

Will Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF filing add pressure on BTC in H2?

Recent Bitcoin ETF outflows, triggered by macro events like inflation reports, are directly impacting BTC's price movements, making ETFs a key short-term indicator. Despite initial resilience, ETFs recorded $250 million in outflows, causing a 5.5% BTC drop to $70k. Institutional investors have withdrawn nearly $15 billion since January amid ongoing inflation and rate-cut uncertainties, reinforcing risk-off behavior. Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF filing could face similar headwinds in H2 if macro conditions remain unstable, potentially adding bearish pressure to BTC during risk-off periods.

ambcrypto03/21 01:01

Will Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF filing add pressure on BTC in H2?

ambcrypto03/21 01:01

Stablecoin supply nears $318B: Fresh inflows or just capital rotation?

Stablecoin supply is approaching $318 billion, signaling a period of controlled expansion. While fresh capital is entering through fiat on-ramps, a significant portion of this growth reflects internal capital rotation into yield-bearing and regulated assets rather than entirely new inflows. Tether (USDT) continues to dominate the market, though its growth has slowed, while others like USDC and USDS are expanding more rapidly. This liquidity is increasingly being actively deployed, evidenced by rising DEX volumes and exchange inflows. However, the market remains split between genuine capital inflows and internal redistribution, with a large share of stablecoins still held on exchanges.

ambcrypto03/20 19:51

Stablecoin supply nears $318B: Fresh inflows or just capital rotation?

ambcrypto03/20 19:51

Bitcoin ETFs just broke its longest inflow streak after months – Here’s why

Bitcoin ETFs ended a five-month-long inflow streak on March 18th with $129.6 million in outflows, largely driven by a shift from BlackRock’s IBIT, which saw $33.8 million exit. Prior to that, from March 9th to 17th, nearly $1 billion had flowed into these funds, with BlackRock dominating the inflows. The sudden reversal coincided with a drop in market sentiment, pushing the Crypto Fear and Greed Index into "Extreme Fear" and Bitcoin’s price down nearly 6% to around $70,323. Despite the pullback, exchange outflows suggest many investors continue holding BTC. Broader crypto ETFs also saw outflows, but institutional interest is evolving beyond Bitcoin, as seen with T. Rowe Price’s filing for an actively managed crypto ETF. The short-term sell-off may not negate the longer-term institutional momentum.

ambcrypto03/19 20:02

Bitcoin ETFs just broke its longest inflow streak after months – Here’s why

ambcrypto03/19 20:02

Bitcoin ETF Inflow Streak Expands To 7 Days After $199M Spike

Bitcoin spot ETFs have recorded seven consecutive days of inflows, with a notable $199 million net inflow in the latest surge, signaling a potential return of investor demand. Similarly, Ethereum spot ETFs saw six straight days of inflows, including $138 million recently. This renewed interest coincides with price recoveries, as Bitcoin rose to around $73,900 and Ethereum reached $2,300. The trend suggests growing institutional confidence, contrasting with earlier outflows during bearish market conditions. Additionally, the top 100 USDC addresses on Ethereum now hold a record 32.71 billion tokens, indicating significant stablecoin holdings among large wallets.

bitcoinist03/19 11:32

Bitcoin ETF Inflow Streak Expands To 7 Days After $199M Spike

bitcoinist03/19 11:32

Spot Ethereum ETFs See $138M Inflows as Institutional Demand Rises

Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded significant net inflows of $138.2 million in a single day, marking their highest since February 25. BlackRock’s ETHA led with $81.7 million, followed by its Staked ETH ETF (ETHB) with $67.2 million. Grayscale’s funds also attracted inflows of $15.4 million and $9.4 million, though Fidelity’s FETH saw outflows of $35.4 million. This extends the products’ inflow streak to six consecutive days, totaling over $385 million. Ethereum ETFs have now entered a fourth positive week with around $440 million in total inflows, driven by rising institutional interest amid macroeconomic uncertainty. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s price hovers around $2,328 as markets await the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, widely expected to remain unchanged.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:48

Spot Ethereum ETFs See $138M Inflows as Institutional Demand Rises