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Bitcoin ETF Tracker

Dated daily flows for 12 tracked US spot Bitcoin ETFs

Latest Trading-Day Net Flows
+$176.0M
27 October 2026 · fund breakdown: reconciled
Mild Inflows · 5-trading-day trend
Cumulative Net Inflows
$57.5B
Since Jan 2024
BTC price snapshot
$81,277
USD · snapshot 28 October 2026

Compare provider-reported daily and cumulative flows for the tracked US spot Bitcoin ETFs. Filter dates and funds, inspect source coverage and download the recorded observations.

Latest fund coverage
12/12
Fund breakdown: reconciled
Tracked ETFs
12
Named fund profiles
Recorded sessions
717
Provider-reported aggregates
Source collected
28 October 2026
Collection time differs from trading date
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MSBT is included from its first exchange trading day, 8 April 2026. Its reference 0.14% expense ratio is reported in the issuer filing through 30 June 2026; verify current prospectus terms before making a decision. Earlier dates are not missing MSBT observations.

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    Daily ETF Flows (Last 30 Days)

    ETF Comparison Table

    Click column headers to sort. Daily flows are in US$ millions; cumulative flows are shown in billions. Fees and custodians are reference information; confirm current terms with each issuer.

    #▼ Ticker▼ Issuer▼ Daily Flow?Net money flowing into (+) or out of (-) the ETF today, in millions of US dollars.▼ Cumulative?Total net flows since the ETF launched in January 2024.▼ Expense?Annual fee as a percentage of assets. Lower is cheaper for investors.▼ Custodian▼
    1IBITBlackRock+$151.5M$66.4B0.25%Coinbase Custody
    2FBTCFidelity+$24.5M$10.4B0.25%Fidelity Digital Assets
    3BTCGrayscale+$0.0M$2.9B0.15%Coinbase Custody
    4BITBBitwise+$0.0M$2.0B0.20%Coinbase Custody
    5ARKBARK Invest / 21Shares+$0.0M$1.1B0.21%Coinbase Custody
    6HODLVanEck+$0.0M$1.0B0.20%Gemini
    7MSBTMorgan Stanley+$0.0M$0.8B0.14%Coinbase Custody / BNY Mellon
    8EZBCFranklin Templeton+$0.0M$0.3B0.19%Coinbase Custody
    9BRRRCoinShares+$0.0M$0.3B0.25%Coinbase Custody
    10BTCOInvesco+$0.0M$0.1B0.25%Coinbase Custody
    11BTCWWisdomTree+$0.0M$0.1B0.25%Coinbase Custody
    12GBTCGrayscale+$0.0M−$28.0B1.50%Coinbase Custody

    Cumulative Net Inflows Over Time

    Recent Daily Flow History

    Date IBIT FBTC GBTC ARKB BITB Other Total
    Oct 27, 2026+151.5+24.50.00.00.00.0+176.0
    Oct 26, 2026+110.30.00.00.00.00.0+110.3
    Oct 23, 2026-110.3-31.80.00.00.0+4.2-137.9
    Oct 22, 2026-254.1-217.5-29.5-109.4-27.4+2.3-635.6
    Oct 21, 2026+235.0+212.7+32.6+9.8+19.2+15.5+524.8
    Oct 20, 2026+29.9+3.60.00.0-10.30.0+23.2
    Oct 19, 2026+665.2-83.6-54.90.00.00.0+526.7
    Oct 16, 2026-71.8-10.60.00.00.00.0-82.4
    Oct 15, 2026+16.80.00.00.00.0-11.7+5.1
    Oct 14, 2026-110.9-152.70.00.0+2.20.0-261.4
    Oct 13, 2026+65.9+103.10.00.00.0+6.7+175.7
    Oct 12, 2026-65.40.00.00.00.00.0-65.4
    Oct 9, 2026+22.4-3.60.00.00.0+2.3+21.1
    Oct 8, 2026-5.5-197.1-8.2-20.3-17.7+4.7-244.1
    Oct 7, 2026-207.7-105.1-39.3-101.7-27.6-3.5-484.9
    Oct 6, 2026+122.00.00.00.00.0-3.2+118.8
    Oct 5, 2026+69.9-74.50.0-85.20.00.0-89.8
    Oct 2, 2026+158.2+29.30.00.00.0+2.4+189.9
    Oct 1, 2026+195.6-60.7-31.4-7.7-6.9+13.8+102.7
    Sep 30, 2026-9.5-125.60.00.0-13.60.0-148.7
    Sep 29, 2026+51.10.00.0+33.2-18.10.0+66.2
    Sep 28, 2026+54.8-10.9-23.20.00.0+10.3+31.0
    Sep 25, 2026+97.0+49.30.00.0-11.80.0+134.5
    Sep 24, 2026+162.6+12.90.00.0+4.1+11.1+190.7
    Sep 23, 2026+166.3+143.20.0+5.00.0+32.4+346.9
    Sep 22, 2026+350.3+257.40.0+0.60.0+106.4+714.7
    Sep 21, 2026+381.4+238.8+3.3+289.1+21.6+64.8+999.0
    Sep 18, 2026+108.4+310.70.0+1.9+9.7+2.3+433.0
    Sep 17, 2026+183.7-16.60.00.00.0-7.6+159.5
    Sep 16, 2026-144.1-52.7-18.2-84.40.0+3.5-295.9

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    Understanding Bitcoin ETFs

    What are Spot Bitcoin ETFs?

    Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold actual Bitcoin in custody, allowing investors to gain exposure through traditional brokerage accounts. US spot Bitcoin ETF approvals in January 2024 expanded access through brokerage accounts. The flow tables on this page describe provider-reported fund flows; they do not establish current holdings, investor identity or investment suitability.

    Why Do ETF Flows Matter?

    Reported ETF flows measure net creations and redemptions. Funds can use cash or in-kind processes, so a flow does not necessarily require an equivalent immediate open-market Bitcoin trade. Flows alone do not establish who traded or what caused a price move. Inspect the dated flow history.

    How to Buy a Bitcoin ETF

    You can buy any spot Bitcoin ETF through your regular brokerage account (Fidelity, Schwab, Interactive Brokers, etc.) or most IRA accounts. Search for the ticker (e.g., IBIT, FBTC) and buy shares like any stock. No crypto wallet or exchange account needed.

    ETF Fees Explained

    Each ETF charges an annual expense ratio, ranging from 0.15% (Grayscale Mini BTC) to 1.50% (GBTC). On a $10,000 investment, that's $15 vs $150 per year. Most ETFs charge 0.19-0.25%, which is competitive with other asset class ETFs.

    ETFs vs Direct Bitcoin

    ETFs offer convenience, regulation, and tax-efficient retirement account access. Direct Bitcoin ownership gives you self-custody and no annual fees. Many investors use both: ETFs in their IRA and direct Bitcoin in a personal wallet.

    Market Impact

    Bitcoin ETFs hold a portion of circulating Bitcoin; the proportion changes with dated fund holdings and Bitcoin supply. This institutional demand, combined with Bitcoin's fixed 21M supply cap and the 2024 halving, creates significant supply pressure. ETFs are now one of the largest sources of daily Bitcoin demand globally.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the best Bitcoin ETF to buy?
    Compare each issuer's latest prospectus, fees, liquidity, custody arrangements and risks. This page does not recommend a fund or rank funds by current holdings.
    How much Bitcoin do ETFs hold?
    Holdings and assets under management change over time. A dated holdings feed is not currently available on this page. Check each fund issuer for its latest published holdings; net flow totals are not a substitute for holdings.
    What are Bitcoin ETF flows?
    ETF flows measure the net amount of money entering (inflows) or leaving (outflows) a Bitcoin ETF each trading day. Positive flows mean more money came in than went out — indicating investors are net buying. Negative flows indicate net selling. Daily flow data is published after US market close and is a key indicator of institutional Bitcoin demand.
    Which Bitcoin ETF has the most inflows?
    Use the cumulative column in the dated comparison table above. Rankings can change; the source timestamp applies to those figures.
    What is the cheapest Bitcoin ETF?
    Expense ratios and temporary fee waivers can change. Compare the latest issuer prospectuses; the reference fee column on this page is not a live fee feed.
    Are Bitcoin ETFs safe?
    Spot Bitcoin ETFs are SEC-regulated and managed by major financial institutions like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Invesco. They provide Bitcoin exposure without the complexities of self-custody. However, Bitcoin's price volatility still applies. SIPC protection depends on the broker and account and does not cover market losses. Bitcoin and ETF share prices can fluctuate significantly.
    How do Bitcoin ETFs work?
    Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold actual Bitcoin in secure custody on behalf of shareholders. Exchange trades do not each create new shares. Authorized participants create or redeem shares using cash or, where permitted, in-kind Bitcoin transfers. The ETF share price tracks the market price of Bitcoin minus the fund's expense ratio. You can buy and sell shares through any standard brokerage account, just like stocks.
    Can I buy Bitcoin ETFs in my retirement account?
    Yes! Spot Bitcoin ETFs can be purchased through most IRAs, Roth IRAs, and some 401(k) plans. They trade like regular stocks on exchanges like NYSE and CBOE. This makes Bitcoin accessible to retirement savings without the complexities of crypto exchanges. Check with your plan administrator for specific ETF availability.

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    ⚠️ Disclaimer: ETF flow data is sourced from Farside Investors and other public sources. Holdings, AUM, and expense ratios may not reflect the most current figures. This page is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always verify data with fund providers before making investment decisions.

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    How to read daily Bitcoin ETF flows

    Start with the trading date, then compare the net total with the individual funds. A daily outflow and a positive five-day trend can both be true: they describe different periods.

    A concentration check

    For an illustrative $300 million net outflow, suppose one fund accounts for $280 million and the others together account for $20 million. The headline is accurate, but it would be misleading to describe every fund as seeing the same selling pressure. Use the fund table to check the distribution.

    Flows, assets and price are different measures

    Net flows describe creations and redemptions; assets under management also change when Bitcoin's price changes. A change in assets is not, by itself, a cash-flow figure. Since the SEC's July 2025 approval of in-kind processes, creations and redemptions can involve Bitcoin transfers rather than an equivalent immediate cash-market trade.

    Daily flow inputs: Farside Investors' published table. Figures can be revised. Compare the full daily history and model reference expenses with the ETF fee calculator. Source methods and limitations.