Bitcoin (BTC) dominated last week’s $619 million cryptocurrency fund inflows, thereby bolstering bullish sentiment on Monday, March 9, 2026.

Last week, BTC’s investment products recorded a net cash inflow of about $521 million, according to data analysed by Finbold from CoinShares, a leading European-based investment company. As such, Bitcoin’s focused funds have seen their assets under management (AUM) surge to around $108.3 billion at press time.

Ethereum (ETH) registered a net cash inflow of about $88.5 million last week to increase the total AUM to around $15.72 billion. Solana (SOL) investment products closed last week with a net cash flow of about $14.6 million, thus a total AUM of approximately $2.23 billion.

Why are investors buying Bitcoin again?

Bitcoin investors have turned partially bullish fueled by its macro oversold price. During the past 90 days, BTC’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) has continued to drop to multi-year lows, thus signaling a midterm market rebound, according to trading expert Vivek Sen.

Bitcoin also experienced renewed demand from investors catalyzed by regulatory goodwill globally. Last week, Pakistan adopted a new legal crypto framework, as President Donald Trump pushed the passage of the Clarity Act.

With Bitcoin’s growing global regulatory clarity, more investors are positioning their portfolio in preparation for a potential crypto summer, similar to the 2021 or 2017 bull rallies

Is BTC bottom in?

Amid the renewed demand for BTC, as confirmed by Strategy’s 17,994 BTC purchase on Monday, CoinShares has urged traders to proceed with caution.

“Bitcoin, accounted for the majority of inflows, although investor views remain somewhat polarised, as reflected by inflows of $11.40 million into short-bitcoin investment products,” the CoinShares weekly report highlighted.

If Bitcoin’s investment products maintain a significant cash inflow this week, the $65,000 support level will inherently be strong.