Bitcoin ETF Flows

Track daily US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and outflows. Compare net flows for IBIT, FBTC, GBTC, ARKB, BITB and the other US spot Bitcoin ETFs over 7, 30, 90, 180 and 365 days or since launch. Updated twice per day.

Bitcoin ETF flows today

The latest row shows the net flow for each fund on the most recent trading day, in US dollars, and the total across all US spot Bitcoin ETFs. A positive number means more money entered the fund than left it that day.

What are Bitcoin ETF inflows and outflows?

A spot Bitcoin ETF holds real Bitcoin for its shareholders. When investors buy more shares than they sell, the fund creates new shares and buys Bitcoin: an inflow. When investors redeem shares, the fund sells or releases Bitcoin: an outflow. Net flow is the difference, reported per trading day.

How to read Bitcoin ETF flow data

One day of flows says little on its own. Look at streaks and cumulative totals over a period, and check whether flows are broad or driven by one issuer such as IBIT or GBTC. Flows follow price as often as they lead it, so read them next to market structure.

Bitcoin ETF flow history

US spot Bitcoin ETFs began trading on 11 January 2024. The since launch view shows every reported trading day from then until the latest close, including the early GBTC outflows as holders rotated into lower fee funds.

Which Bitcoin ETFs are included?

Every US spot Bitcoin ETF: BlackRock IBIT, Fidelity FBTC, Grayscale GBTC and the Grayscale Mini Trust, ARK 21Shares ARKB, Bitwise BITB, VanEck HODL, Invesco Galaxy BTCO, Franklin EZBC, Valkyrie BRRR, WisdomTree BTCW and others as they report.

Where does the data come from?

Daily net flows per fund since launch, measured in US dollars, positive for net creation and negative for net redemption. Sources, update times and limitations are documented on the RT1M data methodology page.