ETF Flows
Daily Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETF inflows and outflows. In the terminal you can combine ETF data with on-chain metrics, whale alerts, and more.
What ETF flows tell you
Every trading day the US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs report their net creations and redemptions. A net inflow means new dollars entered the ETFs and were converted into BTC or ETH to back those shares; a net outflow means the opposite. These flows have become one of the cleanest proxies for institutional demand in crypto.
How to read inflows vs outflows
Magnitude matters more than sign. A $100M inflow day is routine; a $500M+ inflow day signals genuine institutional accumulation. Persistent outflows over five or more sessions often precede or confirm corrections — institutions tend to sell into strength, not capitulate at lows. Cross-reference flows with price: inflows during a price dip is bullish divergence (buying weakness); outflows into a rally is bearish divergence (distribution).
Why ETF flows matter for crypto price
Since the US spot BTC ETFs launched in January 2024, they've become one of the largest single buyer cohorts in the market. Their aggregate holdings now measure in hundreds of thousands of BTC. Because ETF purchases must be matched 1:1 with actual BTC, their flows translate directly into market-maker buying or selling — unlike futures exposure, which is cash-settled and does not consume spot supply.
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