TLDR
- US Bitcoin ETFS saw an inflow of $ 13.3 million on March 12 and broke a seven-day outflow shift
- Over $ 1.67 billion left us Tot Bitcoin and Ether ETF in March Total
- Despite a 25% BTC price fall in 2025, 95% of Bitcoin ETF Investors continue to keep their investments
- Total US Bitcoin ETF assets during the management of $ 115 billion
- Long-term Bitcoin holders have added over 131,000 BTC to their wallets in the past month despite ETF outflows
US Bitcoin ETFs have broken its streak of outflows with a modest inflow of $ 13.3 million on March 12. This is coming When Bitcoin’s Price inches closer to $ 85,000 Select despite ongoing market uncertainty.
The inflow marks the end of a seven-day period with money leaving these investment vehicles. According to Data from Farside InvestorsSpot Bitcoin ETFs had attracted inflows of $ 35.4 million spread over two days from March 12.
Mars has been a challenging month for Krypto -etfs overall. More than $ 1.67 billion left us Tot Bitcoin and Ether Exchange-traded funds during this period. The majority of this money came from Bitcoin ETFs, which saw $ 1.33 billion in outflows.
The latest inflow of $ 13.3 million contributed by three Bitcoin funds. These include Blackrock’s Ishares Bitcoin Trust (Ibit), Ark 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARK) and Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC).
Trade volume for Bitcoin ETFs on March 12 reached $ 2.01 billion. This represents the lowest daily value since February 20, which indicates a possible slowdown in trade activity.
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Ethereum ETFs have seen less investors’ interest during this period. The registered inflows at just one occasion and brought in $ 14.6 million on March 4. The funds that saw positive flows include Fidelity Ethereum Fund (Feth), Bitwise Ethereum ETF (ETHW), Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETH) and Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust (ETH).
Market experts point to several factors behind the latest ETF outflows. These include broader declines on the market, macroeconomic uncertainties, geopolitical tensions and trade war. Bearish Investor Sentiment has also played a role in the relocation of funds.
Some analysts believe that unfulfilled expectations of President Donald Trump’s strategic Bitcoin Reserve Plan have added sales pressure. This lack of concrete implementation has left some investors disappointed.
Despite the latest outflows, the overall image for Bitcoin ETF investors remains strong. Data from Bloomberg shows that a huge 95% of investors continue to keep their ETF investments despite the strong Bitcoin price correction of 25% since its inception in 2025.
The Bloomberg data shows that BTC ETF inflows have decreased slightly to $ 35 billion. This is down from the top of $ 40 billion, but still represents over 95% of investors’ cash maintenance companies through the decline.
At present, US Bitcoin ETFS handles a total of $ 115 billion in assets under management. This illustrates the resistance of both retail investors and institutional actors who have invested in these products.
Large institutional actors maintain significant exposure to these investment vehicles. For example, Goldman Sachs has reportedly more than $ 1.5 billion invested in Bitcoin ETF.
Since mid -February, there have been massive outflows in Bitcoin ETFs. Nearly $ 5 billion has left these funds from their top value. New data shows that the total outflows on March 13 were $ 135 million, with only Blackrock’s Ibit that saw net inflows of $ 45.7 million.
While ETF investors show mixed sentiment, long-term bitcoin holders seem to benefit from the market dip. According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, these investors have added over 131,000 BTC to their wallets just in the past month.
Ki Young Ju, CEO of the analyst company on the Cryptoquant chain, commented on the current state of Bitcoin demand and noted that it seems “fixed” at the moment. Despite this sluggish activity, it emphasized that it is “too early to call it a bear market.”
Bitcoin acted to $ 81,953 from the latest data, a reduction of 1.56% with the daily trading volume that fell by 22% to less than $ 30 billion. The Coinglass tasks show that 24-hour liquidations have reached $ 75 million, of which $ 52 million comes from long positions closed.
