The same daily flows as the ETF page, split by fund: the two biggest, the converted trust, and the rest.
$57.39B since launch · the two biggest, the old trust, and the rest · all 12 funds added up on Oct-22 2026, the last day in this build, measured and published by askthetape.com.
The ETF page shows one bar a day: everything the funds took in, added together. This page opens that bar. Since 2024-01-11 the 12 US spot bitcoin funds have taken in $57.39B net — and one fund alone took in $66.24B, more than all of them together: IBIT · BlackRock. FBTC · Fidelity is second with $10.38B. Pulling the other way the whole time is GBTC · Grayscale (trust), the old trust that converted into a fund on launch day: $28.00B out, and that outflow sits INSIDE the total everyone quotes, which is why a day when every new fund took money in can still print red. 11 of the 12 funds are in the black since launch. Over the last 30 days (22 of them with a print, 2026-09-23 → 2026-10-22) IBIT took $1,388m, 48.0% of every dollar that went in anywhere, on 15 up days and 7 down. 🩸 FLOWS, NOT HOLDINGS. The table we read carries money in and out and nothing else — there is no size-of-fund column in it, so this page prints none. A cumulative line is the dollars that went in and out since launch, not what the fund is worth now: the coins bought with those dollars then moved with the price. 🩸 The funds do not move as one. On 449 of 714 days (63%) at least one fund took money in while another paid it out, and the median day had 33% of its money moving against the rest. The two count views draw that directly, so «the ETFs bought on the day» can be checked rather than believed. Ether has its own 11 funds since 2024-07-23, its own converted trust, and its own pills above. 13 more coins have US spot funds now, each with its own pills above: Solana — 9 funds since 2025-10-28, $1.55B net; XRP — 5 funds since 2025-11-13, $1.86B net; HYPE — 3 funds since 2026-05-12, $310.0M net; Dogecoin — 3 funds since 2025-11-24, $15.7M net; Litecoin — 1 fund since 2025-10-28, $17.2M net; HBAR — 1 fund since 2025-10-28, $113.8M net; Chainlink — 2 funds since 2025-12-02, $185.4M net; Polkadot — 1 fund since 2026-03-06, $3.2M net; Sui — 3 funds since 2026-02-18, $35.5M net; Avalanche — 2 funds since 2026-01-26, $39.5M net; BNB — 1 fund since 2026-05-28, $99.8M net; Zcash — 1 fund since 2026-08-25, $168.9M net; TRON — 1 fund since 2026-09-09, $491k net. Their funds are read where each one's daily number is published — the issuer's own shares and NAV (Canary, 21Shares) or an aggregator's table (Farside or a commercial ETF aggregator) — and split here the same way as bitcoin's. No forecast is drawn here.
| leg | the same raw daily flow table that feeds the ETF page — issuer flows as published by Farside, US$ millions, one snapshot per pull, kept on the box next to the page's own file. NO NEW BYTES: this page is that file cut by fund instead of summed. bitcoin 12 funds, 714 days from 2024-01-11 · ether 11 funds, 576 days from 2024-07-23. |
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| leg · 13 more coins | one CSV by fund for all coins (data/etf_alt/, rebuilt on every build from the raw pulls, each pull kept with its URL, time and checksum): the issuer's own published shares × NAV where it prints them every day (Canary, 21Shares), an aggregator's table otherwise (Farside for Solana and HYPE, a commercial ETF aggregator for the rest). That aggregator labels a day one trading day after the trade; that label is moved back in the leg, not on this page, so every fund of a coin sits on the same day. SOL 9 funds, 246 days from 2025-10-28 · XRP 5 funds, 236 days from 2025-11-13 · HYPE 3 funds, 114 days from 2026-05-12 · DOGE 3 funds, 221 days from 2025-11-24 · LTC 1 fund, 248 days from 2025-10-28 · HBAR 1 fund, 248 days from 2025-10-28 · LINK 2 funds, 222 days from 2025-12-02 · DOT 1 fund, 160 days from 2026-03-06 · SUI 3 funds, 170 days from 2026-02-18 · AVAX 2 funds, 186 days from 2026-01-26 · BNB 1 fund, 100 days from 2026-05-28 · ZEC 1 fund, 40 days from 2026-08-25 · TRX 1 fund, 32 days from 2026-09-09. |
| cadence | daily, T+1 as published; a day may print later than the market, and the source may restate a day — we follow, exactly as the ETF page does |
| since | bitcoin 2024-01-11 · ether 2024-07-23 · sol 2025-10-28 · xrp 2025-11-13 · hype 2026-05-12 · doge 2025-11-24 · ltc 2025-10-28 · hbar 2025-10-28 · link 2025-12-02 · dot 2026-03-06 · sui 2026-02-18 · avax 2026-01-26 · bnb 2026-05-28 · zec 2026-08-25 · trx 2026-09-09, each its first fund's day |
| 🩸 checked against the page next door, on this build | every fund cell of this split was compared with the CSV the ETF page draws from, and with that file's own Total column: 14,904 cells on 1,290 days, 0 mismatches. If the two ever part company this line prints the count and the first offenders (none today), so the reader learns it from us. |
| 🩸 13 more coins: checked against the ETF page, on this build | every closed day of every coin: the funds of this split added up against the day total /m/etf-flows/ draws from the same carrier — 2,223 days, 0 mismatches (none today). A fund that has started trading but has no print on a day is a dash, not a zero: it moves no cumulative line and draws no bar — 0 fund-days on this build. A day not every fund has printed yet is marked on the chart with how many have, and its sum so far is on Tape: SOL 2026-10-21 8 of 9 · 2026-10-22 8 of 9 · 2026-10-23 7 of 9 funds; DOGE 2026-10-13 2 of 3 · 2026-10-14 2 of 3 · 2026-10-15 2 of 3 · 2026-10-16 2 of 3 · 2026-10-19 2 of 3 · 2026-10-20 2 of 3 · 2026-10-21 1 of 3 · 2026-10-22 1 of 2 funds; SUI 2026-10-21 2 of 3 · 2026-10-22 2 of 3 funds. |
| 🩸 flows only — there is no size column | the table carries money in and out. It does NOT carry assets under management, net asset value or coins held, so none of those words appear on this page. Anyone quoting «the ETFs now hold X» is reading a different source than this one. |
| 🩸 a dash is not a zero | when a fund does not report, the source prints a dash, and this page treats it as «no print», not as «took nothing». The median day carries 11 of 12 bitcoin funds reporting, and on 16 days not one of them printed — a US market holiday such as 2024-01-15 prints dashes for every fund and moves no cumulative line at all. |
| 🩸 the 30-day board, and what its percentage divides by | the window is the 30 CALENDAR days ending on the last reported day (2026-09-23 → 2026-10-22, 22 of them with a print). «Share» divides a fund's window total by the GROSS INFLOW of that window — every positive fund-day added up, $2,894m — not by the day's net and not by the sum of the funds that finished ahead. On this build: IBIT · BlackRock $1,388m = 48.0 %, MSBT $69m = 2.4 %, EZBC · Franklin Templeton $17m = 0.6 %. The board is recomputed here on every build; no ranking file is copied in, so the denominator is the one printed in this sentence. |
| 🩸 the converted trusts are inside the total | GBTC (bitcoin) and ETHE (ether) existed before the funds did and converted on launch day, so their holders' exits are counted as outflows from day one: $28.00B and $5.50B. That is why the headline total is smaller than what the new funds actually took, and why this page draws them as their own line rather than burying them. |
| 🩸 one ticker has no manager name | MSBT (bitcoin; the column exists from launch day but its first actual print is 2026-04-08) comes through with its manager field marked «unverified» instead of a name, so the page prints the bare ticker rather than guessing who runs it. The other 11 bitcoin lines and all 11 ether lines carry the name the source gives them. |
| 🩸 too young to rank | the bitcoin split spans 1,016 days and the ether split 822, both under the five years this site requires before it prints a rank — so the tiles say «day N of N captured» instead of a rank, and the day-to-day counts carry none either. |
| what differs | per-fund cumulative lines since launch day and the two disagreement views — the ETF page next door draws the total only. The 30-day leader board with its denominator spelled out, and the two counts of funds pulling opposite ways on the same day, are computed here on every build. |
| thinner here | flows only, no fund size; ether starts 2024-07-23, 194 days after bitcoin; and the split is exactly as good as the source table — if a fund is restated we restate with it and say so rather than keeping a prettier history. Fee levels are carried by the source for ether only, so this page prints none for either coin. |
| policy | no backfill · no export · read it here · read on the site · not exported: the numbers on this page are a third party's |
| this build | data to Oct-22 2026 |
| policy | no backfill · no export · read it here · read on the site · not exported: the numbers on this page are a third party's |
The chart itself is drawn in the browser: turn JavaScript on to hover a day, pick a window and draw your line. The numbers above come from the last build, Oct-23 2026 21:24Z.
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