Flows into spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds continued to show positivity on Thursday, marking the fourth consecutive day of net inflows and concluding the month on a robust trajectory.

According to data sourced from SoSo Value, the total net inflow for spot bitcoin ETFs in the United States on March 28 amounted to $183 million, contributing to a cumulative net inflow of approximately $12.13 billion for the period.

Among the various ETFs, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF emerged with the largest net inflow, recording $95.12 million, while the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund attracted $69.09 million in net inflows.

Contrarily, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust continued to witness net outflows, with nearly $105 million exiting the product.

The consistent performance of spot bitcoin ETFs into the end of March underscores their popularity following their much-anticipated approval earlier this year.

Despite the positive trend, it's noteworthy that volumes have gradually tapered off since reaching their peak in early March, with cumulative volumes inching towards the $200 billion mark. As of March 27, data from The Block indicates that cumulative spot bitcoin ETF volumes stood at $177.9 billion.

Similarly, assets under management and on-chain holdings of spot bitcoin ETFs have stabilized since their peak earlier this month.

As for the bitcoin price movement, it currently reflects a marginal decline of less than 1% for the day, settling at $69,841, as reported by The Block's Price Page.