Crypto ETF flows tracker

See the money going in and out of US spot crypto ETFs every trading day, by asset and by fund. A simple read on how larger investors are positioning.

What it shows

What you get on this screen

Daily net flow
Money in minus money out for the day, as a bar chart you can read at a glance.
By asset
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP funds, shown separately.
By fund
See which funds are taking in money and which are losing it.
A growing record
We keep each day’s figures ourselves, so the history grows over time.

How to read it

Four steps

  1. 1Pick an asset.
  2. 2Read the latest day and compare it with the recent days.
  3. 3Check the fund table to see which funds drive the move.
  4. 4Remember that flows report what already happened.

Good to know

Honest limits

  • These are US-listed spot ETFs. Flows are reported once per trading day, after the market closes.
  • Flows describe what investors already did. They do not predict price.
  • This is education and tools, not investment advice. Trading loses money.

Questions

Common questions

What are crypto ETF flows?

ETF flows are the net amount of money investors put into or take out of an exchange-traded fund in a day. For spot crypto ETFs, inflows mean the funds had to buy more of the coin.

Why do ETF flows matter?

Steady inflows or outflows show how investors are positioning, which many traders use as part of the bigger picture.

How often is it updated?

Once per trading day, after US markets close and the fund data is reported.