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Crypto ETF flows

Crypto ETF flows for every US spot fund: what went into Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Hyperliquid ETFs each day.

Live Covering 38 funds, 5 assets Through 9 Oct 2026

Latest session

-$38.8M

9 Oct ยท every asset reported

Last 30 days

+$1.99B

Since 9 Sep

Net assets

$115.07B

Bitcoin and Ethereum funds

Total inflow

+$72.68B

Since 11 Jan 2024

Crypto ETF key figures

US spot crypto ETFs, through the session
  • Best crypto ETF asset, 30 days: Bitcoin, $1.66B inflow
  • Weakest crypto ETF asset, 30 days: Hyperliquid, $3.3M inflow
  • Top crypto ETF outflow, 9 Oct 2026: ETHA (Ethereum), $56.1M
  • Largest crypto ETF: IBIT (Bitcoin), $62.52B

Crypto ETF Net Flows by Asset

Each day's net flow, stacked by asset
Window

Cumulative Net Inflow by Asset

Running total, shown for the last 90 days

Where the Money Went

Net flow by asset, last 90 days

Crypto ETFs by Asset

AssetFundsLatest session7 days30 days CumulativeNet assetsOf market capThrough
BitcoinBTC12+$21.1M-$678.9M+$1.66B+$57.57B$100.59B6.06%9 Oct
EthereumETH11-$56.1M-$542.2M+$55.1M+$13.22B$14.48B4.76%9 Oct
SolanaSOL7-$3.8M-$25.0M+$163.9M+$163.9M----9 Oct
XRPXRP5$0+$11.3M+$106.3M+$1.72B----9 Oct
HyperliquidHYPE3$0-$9.4M+$3.3M+$3.3M----9 Oct

Open a row for that asset's dashboard. Net assets are the funds' own reported totals, published for Bitcoin and Ethereum funds only.

Every Fund by 30-Day Flow

38 funds across 5 assets
FundAssetLatest session7 days30 daysCumulativeNet assets
IBITiShares Bitcoin TrustBTC+$22.4M+$1.1M+$1.69B+$65.76B$62.52B
MSBTMorgan Stanley Bitcoin TrustBTC$0+$7.8M+$241.5M+$793.0M--
FBTCFidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin FundBTC-$3.6M-$380.3M+$199.7M+$10.52B$14.03B
ETHGrayscale Ethereum Staking Mini ETF SharesETH$0-$2.0M+$116.1M+$2.02B$2.20B
BSOLSOL-$3.8M-$21.0M+$108.7M+$108.7M--
ETHBiShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF Shares of Fractional Undivided Beneficial InterestETH$0$0+$86.7M+$839.5M--
XRPXRP$0+$10.6M+$79.1M+$684.8M--
FETHFidelity Ethereum FundETH$0-$13.4M+$46.9M+$2.33B$1.37B
XRPZXRP$0+$4.1M+$34.9M+$514.2M--
GSOLSOL$0-$3.7M+$29.8M+$29.8M--
BTCGrayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETFBTC$0-$11.0M+$22.0M+$2.92B$5.02B
FSOLSOL$0-$2.1M+$18.2M+$18.2M--

Flows are in US dollars. A dash means the fund has not reported that session yet.

About this data

Updated Oct 2026

Figures are shown as the source publishes them, and anything we calculate is explained below. How the data is made Report an error General information, not financial advice.

What this page measures

A spot crypto ETF buys the coin it tracks when money comes in and sells it when money goes out. The net flow is the difference between the two for a session, in US dollars. Adding every fund's net flow gives the figure for the asset, and adding the assets gives the total at the top.

The daily chart stacks each asset's net flow, so a day where Bitcoin funds took money and Ethereum funds lost it shows both: one bar above the line, one below.

Sessions and late reports

Funds report after the US market closes, and some report a day late. A session where no fund has reported yet is left out of the totals, so a quiet reporting day never shows as a flat zero. The Through date on each asset is its last session with figures.

Why some histories are short

  • Bitcoin: from the funds' launch on 11 Jan 2024
  • Ethereum: from 23 Jul 2024
  • XRP: from Nov 2025
  • Solana and Hyperliquid: the most recent weeks only, so their cumulative figures cover that window, not the funds' whole lives

Net assets

Net assets are what the funds report they hold, in dollars. Only Bitcoin and Ethereum funds publish them in a form we can total, so the headline figure covers those two. The share of market cap compares that figure with the coin's total market value today.

Questions

What are crypto ETF flows?

The money going into or out of the exchange-traded funds that hold a crypto asset directly. An inflow means the funds bought the coin that day; an outflow means they sold it.

Which crypto ETFs are included?

The US spot funds for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Hyperliquid. Futures-based funds are left out, because they hold contracts, not the coin.

When do the figures update?

Once a day, after the funds report. Most report the same evening in New York; a few report the next morning, so the latest session can fill in over a day.