Spot Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of approximately US$240 million on March 27
According to Lookonchain data, on March 27, 9 Bitcoin spot ETFs (including Grayscale) increased their holdings by 3,469 BTC, with a net inflow of about $240 million. Grayscale reduced its holdings by 4,944 BTC, with a net outflow of about $342 million, currently holding 342,608 BTC, worth about $23.7 billion. Fidelity increased its holdings by 4,001 BTC, with a net inflow of about $276 million, currently holding 143,721 BTC, worth about $9.95 billion.
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