The Bitcoin Live ETF Flows page tracks daily net inflows and outflows across every US-listed spot Bitcoin ETF — BlackRock's IBIT, Fidelity's FBTC, ARK's ARKB, Bitwise's BITB, VanEck's HODL, Franklin's EZBC, and all others. When a fund reports positive net flow, its custodian purchased Bitcoin on the open market to back new shares. When it reports negative flow, Bitcoin was sold to satisfy redemptions.
Since the US spot Bitcoin ETFs launched in January 2024, institutional capital has had a regulated, transparent on-ramp into Bitcoin. Daily ETF net flows have become one of the most closely watched indicators in the market. Large sustained inflow streaks — particularly from IBIT — have historically correlated with multi-week Bitcoin price appreciation as the custodians absorb spot supply.
Bitcoin Live sources ETF flow data from public NAV filings and Farside Investors, updated daily. The dashboard shows cumulative flows since launch, 30-day rolling net flow, and a per-fund breakdown so you can see which ETFs are accumulating and which are experiencing redemptions. Click any fund to see its full daily flow history and on-chain custody address balance.
All ETF flow data is verifiable on-chain through the Wallets page, where Bitcoin Live tracks the custody addresses of each fund on the public Bitcoin blockchain. Don't trust the issuer's report alone — verify the on-chain custody directly.