
The US Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant net inflows, with a total net inflow of $11.95 billion and a daily net inflow of $244 million on March 27. Various Bitcoin ETFs have experienced substantial inflows, with new highs for cumulative net inflows. Coinbase witnessed a massive withdrawal of 16,100 BTC, valued at $1.1 billion, marking it as the third-largest outflow in a year. BlackRock's IBIT now holds 250,000 Bitcoins in AUM, representing 30% of Bitcoin ETFs AUM. Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated over 500,000 BTC since their launch, now holding 2.54% of the circulating supply, worth $35 billion over just 54 trading days.







#Blackrock Spot #Bitcoin ETF's Holdings Soar Past 252K $BTC — CEO Says He's 'Pleasantly Surprised' by Retail Demand https://t.co/sffNBQBsl7
Morgan Stanley may be offering Bitcoin ETFs soon. What hasn’t been discussed much is the competitive advantage gained by an ETF being made accessible over others on these large platforms. Perfect example: Cetera only approved BlackRock, Fidelity, Invesco & Franklin Templeton. https://t.co/la2hTtFq9s
FUN FACT: BlackRock's ETF record with the SEC after its spot #Bitcoin ETF approval is 576-1