Net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $179 million on March 28
The on-chain data monitoring platform Spot on Chain posted on social media that the net inflow of spot Bitcoin ETF on March 28 reached US$179 million, a decrease of 26.9% compared with the previous trading day. After 54 trading days, the cumulative net inflow reached $12.13 billion, the level before the previous all-negative trading week. Both BlackRock IBIT and Grayscale GBTC experienced a significant slowdown in single-day inflows and outflows on March 28.
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