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ETFdigi.com – Crypto-related ETFs broadly declined over the past day while still showing solid gains over the past week, reflecting the pullback in underlying digital assets despite recent positive momentum. Bitcoin ETFs experienced moderate daily losses but strong weekly performance. Across major funds such as IBIT, FBTC, GBTC, ARKB, BITB, and others, the group declined about -2.6% on average over 1 day, while still posting roughly +9.2% gains over the past week.

Crypto Morning Daily ETFs – Bitcoin futures are down 0.6%, after yesterday’s rally. Crypto exchange-traded funds traded higher alongside the broader cryptocurrency rally. Spot Bitcoin ETFs rose roughly 7% on the day, tracking Bitcoin’s advance to $73,457 (+2.9%). The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) increased to $41.44 (+7.08% 1-day, +8.31% 1-week), while the Fidelity Wise Origin

ETFdigi Daily Crypto ETF Market Summary – March 4, 2026 Crypto-linked ETFs declined modestly in the latest session as underlying digital assets experienced short-term weakness before rebounding overnight. Major spot Bitcoin ETFs posted similar daily losses of roughly 1.2%–1.4%, with iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) falling 1.26% to $38.70, Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) declining

As of March 3, 2026, the crypto ETF market rebounded sharply, with all 77 tracked digital asset ETFs posting an average +6.00% 1-day return (median +5.82%), reflecting broad-based strength across spot and thematic products. Despite the strong price performance, total net 1-day fund flows were -$66.96M, indicating modest outflows during the rally. On a weekly

The digital asset ETF market saw broad weakness in price performance alongside net positive capital flows. Across 77 crypto ETFs, the average 1-day return was -4.22%, reflecting widespread pressure in both spot and thematic products. Despite the decline in prices, total net inflows reached approximately +$287.3M on the day, while 1-week cumulative flows totaled +$1.07B,

Crypto Morning Daily Crypto ETFs broadly declined in yesterday’s session, reflecting weakness across major digital assets, but investor flows remained constructive. Bitcoin ETFs fell roughly -2.5% on average, in line with spot price action, yet attracted significant capital with approximately +$659 million in net inflows, led by IBIT (+$297 million) and GBTC (+$102 million), signaling

Crypto ETFs were mixed in Tuesday’s session, with spot Bitcoin ETFs modestly lower and Ethereum products seeing broader weakness alongside continued outflows. Among the largest Bitcoin funds, IBIT declined 5.5% to $36.53, FBTC was flat at $56.13 (0.0%), and GBTC gained 8.0% to $50.27. The Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) rose 7.0% to $28.53, while