BTC ETF Flows Cool 73% in March: $890M Inflows vs Februarys $3.3B

Bitcoin ETF inflows dropped 73% in March to $890M, down from Februarys $3.3B. Institutional ownership remains strong at 67% with average holding period of 127 days.

Bitcoin ETF inflows dropped 73% in March to $890M, down from Februarys $3.3B. Key findings:

Institutional ownership: 67%, average holding period 127 days
FBTC largest single-day outflow: $340M (Mar 18)
March 20 conflicting data: $458M inflows vs $52.1M outflows (market uncertainty)
Total ETF assets: $90.3B (6.44% of BTC market cap)
BTC trading around $69-70K

The significant drop in inflows and conflicting data points suggest institutional sentiment may be cooling after Februarys strong momentum.

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