BlackRock’s IBIT dominates Bitcoin ETFs with $107.9 million in inflows

Spot Bitcoin ETF flows slowed somewhat heading into the weekend but picked back up modestly by March 26, with BlackRock’s IBIT again leading the charge.

According to data from Farside, March 25 saw IBIT addof inflows, partially offset by aoutflow from Bitwise’s BITB and aoutflow from Grayscale’s GBTC. Overall, the day nettedin total inflows.

By contrast, March 26 recorded a more decisive swing to the upside, as IBIT postedof new capital while BITB shed, culminating in anet inflow for the day.

Comparing these last two days with the prior week shows a moderate cooling in broad-based activity but a continued bias toward net positives.

During the week of March 18–24, single-day totals like March 18’sand March 20’ssignaled strong institutional engagement across multiple issuers. This contrasted with quieter sessions such as March 19, when onlyin net inflows were recorded.

By March 25, inflows had become more narrowly concentrated around IBIT, with less participation from the other major funds.

Interestingly, many ETFs that had been active in previous sessions posted zero flows over the past two days. Notable among these are Fidelity’s FBTC, Ark’s ARKB, Invesco’s BTCO, Franklin’s EZBC, Valkyrie’s BRRR, VanEck’s HODL, and WisdomTree’s BTCW, all of which have been entirely flat since March 24.

Even Grayscale’s GBTC recorded no flows, leaving IBIT to carry the bulk of recent inflows. The consistent silence from these ETFs suggests investors may be sitting on the sidelines or rotating into specific funds, namely IBIT, which continues to see the lion’s share of capital.

While flows are somewhat smaller than the sizable injections seen earlier in the month, the market still appears to favor a net positive trend, primarily driven by ongoing enthusiasm for IBIT.