Crypto ETF Flows
Track daily U.S. crypto ETF net flows across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Litecoin, Hedera, Dogecoin, Chainlink, Avalanche and Polkadot. Compare inflows, outflows, trading volume, net assets and recent flow history.
Latest U.S. crypto ETF flow snapshot
Combined figures below use the latest available reporting record for each tracked asset.
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Track crypto ETF inflows and outflows across U.S. markets
Crypto Radar Signals tracks the latest available U.S. crypto ETF flow data for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, LTC, HBAR, DOGE, LINK, AVAX and DOT. The dashboard brings daily net flow, trading volume, net assets and recent reporting history together in one place so different crypto ETF markets can be compared.
What is a crypto ETF inflow?
A positive daily net flow means the tracked ETF market recorded more net capital entering than leaving during that reporting period.
What is a crypto ETF outflow?
A negative daily net flow means the tracked ETF market recorded net capital leaving during that reporting period. A reported zero is shown as neutral.
Why track ETF flows?
Flow data can help describe activity in exchange-traded crypto investment products and can be compared with trading volume, assets and broader market conditions. It should not be treated as a prediction of future crypto prices.
Why can the reporting date be older than today?
Cryptocurrency markets trade continuously, while U.S.-listed ETFs follow exchange trading calendars. The latest ETF reporting date can therefore differ from the current calendar date.
Frequently asked questions
Which crypto ETF markets are tracked?
BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, LTC, HBAR, DOGE, LINK, AVAX and DOT U.S. crypto ETF markets are included in this dashboard.
How often is the ETF flow data refreshed?
Crypto Radar refreshes its validated ETF dataset several times per day. New flow figures appear when updated reporting data becomes available from the source.
Does a positive ETF flow mean the crypto price will rise?
No. ETF flows describe reported capital movement in the tracked ETF market. They are market data, not a guarantee or prediction of future cryptocurrency price direction.
What does a zero ETF flow mean?
A displayed zero means the source reported a numeric zero for that record. Missing or unavailable information is not converted into zero by Crypto Radar Signals.
Understanding ETF net flows
Net flow represents the combined daily net inflow or outflow reported for the selected U.S. crypto ETF market. A positive figure represents net capital inflow, while a negative figure represents net capital outflow.
ETF flow data is reported by trading date rather than cryptocurrency market date. Crypto trades continuously, while U.S.-listed ETFs follow exchange trading calendars, so the latest available ETF reporting date may differ from the current calendar date.
Source: SoSoValue. Crypto Radar Signals displays the reporting date directly and does not convert unavailable data into a zero value.
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