Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $115M as IBIT Leads Third Straight Day
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $115M net inflows on March 11, led by BlackRock IBIT. March total nears $1.56B, reversing February’s $206M outflow streak.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $115 million in total net inflows on March 11, the third consecutive positive day, with BlackRock’s IBIT absorbing nearly all the demand.
TLDR KEYPOINTS
- Total net inflows: $115M on March 11, third straight positive day
- BlackRock IBIT led all funds; Fidelity FBTC added $15.4M
- March cumulative: ~$1.56B, fully reversing February’s $206M outflow
IBIT Takes Nearly All of the $115M
BlackRock’s IBIT logged the largest single-fund inflow on March 11.
Fidelity’s FBTC added $15.4 million.
Minor outflows from smaller funds partially offset gains, netting the total at $115 million.
IBIT’s cumulative historical net inflow now stands at $62.9 billion.
Total U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF holdings sit at 1.28 million BTC across all funds.
March Hits $1.56B After February’s $206M Drain
The three-day streak follows an accelerating ramp: $568 million flowed in during March’s first week.
March 9 posted $167 million in net inflows.
March 10 surged to $251 million, with IBIT alone pulling $185.8 million.
March 11’s $115 million brings the month total to approximately $1.56 billion.
That fully reverses February’s $206 million net outflow and makes March 2026’s strongest ETF month so far.
Capital has rotated from gold ETFs into Bitcoin ETFs as rate expectations shift.
BTC at $69.7K; Fear and Greed Reads 18
Bitcoin traded at $69,761 at press time, flat over 24 hours.
The 24-hour range spanned $69,034 to $71,230.
BTC is down 3.19% on the week, 44.7% below its October 2025 all-time high of $126,080.
The Fear and Greed Index sits at 18, deep in Extreme Fear.
That creates a notable divergence: institutional capital flowing in while retail sentiment stays depressed.
Bitfinex analysts noted ETF inflows don’t translate directly to spot demand, as authorized participants can delay settlement.
Meanwhile, exchange reserves continue to fall as ETFs and corporate treasuries custody coins off exchanges.
What to Watch Next 24-72 Hours
$71,230 (today’s 24h high) is the immediate resistance level.
$69,000 serves as near-term support.
Strategy purchased 17,994 BTC ($1.28 billion) between March 2 and 8, adding a structural floor.
BTC’s rebound toward $70,000 faces a test if ETF inflows slow below $100 million daily.
CPI data due this week could shift the macro backdrop for risk assets.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.
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