Bitcoin ETF Flows
US spot bitcoin ETFs posted a net flow of -$89.9 million on Oct 5, and the 12 funds now hold 1.29 million BTC.
Bitcoin ETF net flows
Net creations and redemptions across 12 US spot funds, in US dollars.
Flow history
Net creations and redemptions by fund, in US$ millions — last 10 trading sessions.
All Bitcoin ETFs
12 US spot funds, ranked by assets. Tap a column to sort.
Market share by issuer
Share of total net assets, grouped by fund sponsor.Share of trading volume on Oct 5, grouped by fund sponsor.
Fees
Annual expense ratios, lowest first. The marker shows the AUM-weighted average of 0.36% — issuers collect an estimated $402M a year.
Historical flows
Monthly net flows since trading began on Jan 11, 2024, in US$ billions (SoSoValue; before Jul 2025, Farside Investors). The current month is outlined.
About this page
This page tracks bitcoin ETF flows for the 12 US spot funds, session by session and fund by fund, from BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC to Grayscale's GBTC and the smaller funds. It shows how much money entered or left, how much bitcoin the funds hold, what they charge and how each day compares with the records since trading began on January 11, 2024.
Net flow is the dollar value of fund shares created in a session minus those redeemed. Flow history gives the last 10 sessions in US$ millions per fund, and the charts switch between net flows, assets and holdings. The fee table lists each fund's expense ratio, cheapest first, with an average weighted by assets. The funds hold 1.29 million BTC, worth $110.77 billion.
Session flows, net assets and holdings come from SoSoValue after the US market closes, and Farside Investors' tables cover sessions before July 2025 and the published fees. Share prices refresh every 15 minutes from Yahoo Finance. Flows show demand from fund investors; they do not predict where the bitcoin price goes next.
Questions
Short answers to what people ask most.
US spot bitcoin ETFs posted a net flow of -$89.9 million on Oct 5, the latest completed session. Flows are published once per US trading day.
The funds hold 1.29 million BTC, with combined net assets of $110.77 billion.
IBIT. Fidelity's fund trades as FBTC, and Grayscale runs two funds, GBTC and BTC.
12 funds are covered here, from BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, Bitwise, ARK, VanEck and other sponsors.
They began trading in the US on January 11, 2024. The cumulative flow figure counts from that first session.
The Fees table lists every fund's expense ratio, cheapest first, with an average weighted by assets.
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