Bitcoin ETF Flows (Live)
Daily net flows into the US spot Bitcoin ETFs, green for an inflow day and red for an outflow, with the cumulative running total.
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Green and red bars are daily net flows in millions of dollars. The orange line is the cumulative total in billions over the tracked window.
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Source: Farside Investors, updated each trading day. Farside publishes about three weeks of daily flows publicly, so this page accumulates them and the history fills in over time. Flows are a demand signal, not price, and a big outflow day does not always mean price falls.
The US spot Bitcoin ETFs, launched in January 2024, opened a pipe between ordinary brokerage accounts and Bitcoin. Every day, money either flows into those funds, which then buy real Bitcoin to back the shares, or it flows out, which forces them to sell. Watching that daily net flow is one of the cleanest reads on demand from the traditional finance world.
Green bars are days when more money came in than went out, red bars are the reverse. The orange line adds it all up. Sustained green has usually lined up with price strength, because the funds are steadily soaking up more coins than miners produce. Heavy red days show up when the same investors head for the exit.
Treat flows as demand, not destiny. A single outflow day inside a strong uptrend is noise, and flows can lag price rather than lead it. The signal is in the trend, weeks of steady buying or steady selling, not any one day.
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