Net flow, latest day
USDNet creations minus redemptions across all US spot bitcoin ETFs on the latest reported trading day, valued at NAV.
How much money flowed into or out of US spot bitcoin ETFs today, fund by fund?
Daily net flows of every US spot bitcoin ETF, fund by fund, with the BTC each holds and custody checked on-chain where disclosed.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Net flows on the latest reported trading day, fund by fund.
Net creations minus redemptions across all US spot bitcoin ETFs on the latest reported trading day, valued at NAV.
The same net flow expressed in bitcoin at the oracle price at the US market close.
Bitcoin held by all US spot bitcoin ETFs at the latest as-of date, from their issuers' files.
BTC held by the funds as a share of bitcoin issued through the matching block.
Each fund's net flow on the latest reported day, inflows and outflows, with the funds still pending marked.
Flows and holdings since the funds launched.
Net flows of all US spot bitcoin ETFs summed from their first trading day to the latest report.
Net flows of all funds summed over the last 30 calendar days of reports.
Bitcoin held by each fund at each as-of date, stacked to the total.
Net flow of all funds per trading day as bars, with the running total since launch drawn as a line.
For funds with published custody addresses, the BTC in the issuer's file beside the BTC read on-chain at the nearest block, with the difference between them.
A spot bitcoin ETF holds bitcoin for its shareholders. When investors buy more shares than they sell, authorized participants create new shares and the fund takes in bitcoin, or cash to buy it; when shares are redeemed, the fund pays out. The daily change in each fund's shares, valued at its net asset value, is the flow the market watches.
This dashboard records every US spot bitcoin ETF's published holdings and shares outstanding each day, computes its net flow and converts it to BTC at an on-chain oracle price. Where an issuer has published its custody addresses, the fund's BTC is also read from the Bitcoin chain and the two figures are compared.
Flows are reported after the US market closes, so the latest day fills in fund by fund as issuers publish. Each figure names the issuer file it came from and the time it was recorded.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Mostly off-chain sources, cited
Flows are the money moving into or out of a fund as shares are created or redeemed. A net inflow means more shares were created than redeemed that day, so the fund took in more bitcoin; a net outflow means the opposite.
Issuers publish holdings and shares outstanding after the US trading day, usually by the next morning. Some funds report later than others, so a day's total is complete only once every fund has published.
Not always directly. A creation is settled in cash or in kind through authorized participants, who may source bitcoin from exchanges, from over-the-counter desks or from their own inventory. The flow shows the fund's change, not where the coins came from.
Partly. Some issuers have published the addresses where their custodians hold the fund's bitcoin, and those balances can be read from the chain at any block. Where no addresses are published, the holdings rest on the issuer's file.
A day stays pending until every fund has published its file. A missing fund is shown as pending rather than zero, so a late report never makes the day's total look smaller than it was.
How much bitcoin each spot bitcoin ETF holds, how that changed and its share of supply, with custody read on-chain where disclosed.
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