Spot Bitcoin ETFs Accumulate $180M in Revenue, Will BTC Price Increase?
Summary
- Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows of $180.4M on March 13, led by BlackRock’s IBIT at $143.6M and Fidelity’s FBTC at $23.2M.
- Analyst Ali Martinez said that Bitcoin has entered a low resistance zone, with minor resistance up to $82,045 and main support at $66,898.
- The chart shared by Michaël van de Poppe shows BTC making high lows near $65,117, with a potential resistance area between $76,604 and $79,127.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded strong inflows on March 13, adding new impetus to institutional demand. Meanwhile, market analysts point to important resistance and support levels for Bitcoin (BTC) prices with $82,000 visible. Data shared by Farside Investors shows that US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $180.4 million in net inflows on March 13, 2026.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to roll in
These funds extended a sequence of positive flows after several volatile periods at the beginning of the month. The largest share of income came from BlackRock’s IBIT, which added $143.6 million. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $23.2 million, while Bitwise’s BITB recorded $3.1 million. ARKB’s ARK Invest posted $2.4 million, and VanEck’s HODL brought in $8.1 million.
Other Bitcoin ETFs reported no daily inflows, including Greyscale’s GBTC, Invesco’s BTCO, and Franklin Templeton’s EZBC. The latest figures from Farside UK show a resurgence in demand for ETFs after the massive outflow in early March. On March 6, Bitcoin ETFs collectively recorded $348.9 million in outflows.
Flows later turned positive, with $167.1 million in inflows on March 9 and $246.9 million on March 10, before moderating to $53.8 million on March 12. Since launch, inflows have remained largely concentrated in a few products. BlackRock’s IBIT attracted more than $63 billion, while Fidelity’s FBTC raised about $11 billion, according to the total amount shown in the dataset.
Analysts remain optimistic about the price of BTC
At the same time, analysts are closely watching the technical structure of Bitcoin. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez said that Bitcoin has entered an “area of low resistance,” suggesting that the asset may move higher with limited selling pressure.
“Bitcoin $BTC has entered a lower resistance zone, with a small stop on the way up to $82,045,” Martinez wrote. He added, “Currently, the base of support remains at $66,898.”
A chart shared by crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe shows Bitcoin trading around $71,720 in the 4-hour timeframe after a rebound from early March. The chart highlights a high-level structure around $65,117, which Poppe described as a support level that the market continues to hold.
Above the current price range, the chart marks a potential band of resistance between $76,604 and $79,127, while a broader upside is near $80,646. The technical setup also shows Bitcoin regaining its short-term moving average after a series of consolidation.
Poppe described the recent price movements as typical weekend fluctuations. “Classic price action on Friday afternoon in #Bitcoin,” Poppe wrote on X. He noted, “It runs all the way to the recent high, taking money and vice versa.”
Poppe added that he will be watching the next few sessions closely as he expects new highs soon. “I would like to see how this plays out in the coming days, but we can suggest that we will attack higher again in the next two weeks.”
