• U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded US$1.32B (AU$2.09B) in web inflows throughout March 2026, the primary optimistic month-to-month circulation since October 2025.
  • The March rebound nonetheless left Q1 2026 web flows at roughly -US$500M (AU$790M), after 4 months of mixed outflows totalling roughly US$6.41B (AU$10.13B).
  • Most ETF traders stay underwater, with a median price foundation of roughly US$84,000 (AU$132,720) per BTC in opposition to a present Bitcoin worth close to US$68,000.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded US$1.32B (AU$1.91B) in web inflows, ending a four-month streak of redemptions, however the restoration got here after 1 / 4 wherein BTC fell greater than 22% and institutional positioning weakened.

From November 2025 via February 2026, the merchandise noticed sustained outflows totaling about US$6.41B (AU$9.29B), in keeping with information from SoSo Value. 

Month-to-month withdrawals reached US$3.5B (AU$5.08B) in November, US$1.1B (AU$1.6B) in December, US$1.61B (AU$2.33B) in January, and US$207M (AU$300M) in February. 

The promoting coincided with a pointy worth decline from Bitcoin’s October peak close to US$126K (AU$182K) to round US$68K (AU$98K) by the top of March.

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4 Months of Outflows Lastly Reversed

Holdings throughout US spot ETFs adopted the identical sample, with mixed balances dropping from roughly 1.38 million BTC in October to about 1.28 million BTC throughout the outflow interval, earlier than recovering to round 1.31 million BTC by quarter’s finish.

At that degree, the funds management about 6.5% of circulating provide, with property underneath administration close to US$87.5B (AU$126.88B) and cumulative web inflows since launch of about US$56B (AU$81.20B).

March inflows had been uneven and accompanied by decrease exercise. Whole buying and selling quantity reached about US$79B, down from US$93B in February. The biggest single-day influx, US$458.19M, occurred on March 2. 

BlackRock’s IBIT led late-month exercise, including roughly 1,450 BTC, or US$98.42M (AU$140M), on March 31 and serving to raise that day’s complete influx to US$117.63M. IBIT’s property stood close to US$55B (AU$79.75B).

Volatility continued via the top of March, which noticed US$296.18M (AU$429M) in web outflows, together with a US$201.67M (AU$290M) single-day withdrawal from IBIT, indicating continued sensitivity to short-term worth actions.

Elsewhere, Ethereum ETFs posted US$769M (AU$1.1B) in quarterly losses, whereas Solana ETFs recorded US$213M (AU$309M) in good points, diverging from Bitcoin’s broader pattern.

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