All flow metrics tracked by Bloomberg for U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs are now in positive territory, Balchunas said in a post on X on Thursday, noting that \u201cevery single rolling period we track is now positive.\u201d Ben Slavin, global head of ETFs at BNY Asset Servicing, which services 80% of the crypto ETF market, similarly reported that \u201cflows have turned positive for the year,\u201d adding that they are \u201cin the green, not in the red.\u201d<\/p>\n
As of Thursday morning, the cumulative one-day total for all 12 spot bitcoin funds exceeded $335 million in inflows, while monthly flows topped $2.1 billion. Year-to-date and three-month flows stood at around $1.8 billion, a figure that reflects an extended period of outflows at the beginning of the year.<\/p>\n
BlackRock\u2019s IBIT, the largest spot bitcoin ETF by valuation, accounted for $246 million of the most recent single-day inflows and $1.9 billion over the past month. Most spot funds are currently showing net inflows, with the notable exception of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, which recorded $16 million in one-day outflows and $960 million in outflows year-to-date.<\/p>\n
The return to positive flows follows a period of pressure on crypto assets. Slavin highlighted that the \u201csimmering conflict in Iran\u201d and the \u201clooming prospect of higher inflation\u201d contributed to significant outflows during March. Total spot bitcoin ETF assets under management are about $125 billion, below the all-time high above $162 billion reached in October 2025, when bitcoin was trading above $120,000.<\/p>\n
Bitcoin fell from above $126,000 at its late October high and then traded in a range of $85,000 to $95,000 through late January, before declining again and moving sideways. According to the latest commentary, BTC is once again trending higher.<\/p>\n
Slavin described investor use of crypto ETFs as \u201cmore of a structural play,\u201d noting their role in asset allocation models and buy-and-hold strategies rather than solely as tactical trading tools. He also emphasized that, despite drawdowns, outflows remained \u201cmodest compared to the significant inflows,\u201d and that there was no \u201crush to the exits\u201d by retail or other ETF investors comparable to what is sometimes observed in other risk assets when markets deteriorate sharply.<\/p>\n
What is the current one-day flow into spot bitcoin ETFs?<\/strong> How much has flowed into spot bitcoin ETFs over the past month?<\/strong> How are Grayscale Bitcoin Trust flows comparing to other spot bitcoin ETFs?<\/strong> What is the current level of assets under management in spot bitcoin ETFs?<\/strong>
The cumulative one-day flow for all 12 spot bitcoin funds is over $335 million as of Thursday morning.<\/p>\n
Monthly flows into spot bitcoin ETFs have exceeded $2.1 billion, with BlackRock\u2019s IBIT alone representing $1.9 billion of that amount.<\/p>\n
While most spot bitcoin ETFs are in net inflow territory, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust has seen $16 million in one-day outflows and $960 million in year-to-date outflows.<\/p>\n
Total spot bitcoin ETF assets under management are about $125 billion, below the all-time high above $162 billion reached in October 2025.<\/p>\n