Ether ETF flows
US spot crypto ETFs: net flow per day and per fund, after the US close.
Who moved on 13 November 2026
Net flow per fund, US$.
Funds
Net flow per fund. Tap a fund for its own page.
| Fund | Latest day | 30 days |
|---|---|---|
| $0 | -$2.06B | |
| +$11.6M | +$80.0M | |
| -$9.3M | -$67.5M | |
| ETHB | $0 | -$125.2M |
| $0 | -$9.8M | |
| $0 | -$6.6M | |
| $0 | -$0.8M | |
| MSSE | $0 | +$8.5M |
| TETH | $0 | -$8.6M |
| $0 | -$1.6M | |
| $0 | -$89.5M |
Since launch
Cumulative net flow against the ether price.
+$11.55B of net inflows bought about 2,655,137 ETH at each day’s close. At the latest close of $1,790, ETF buyers as a whole are at a loss (-58.9%).
Flows converted at the coin’s daily close, not at the funds’ own purchase prices.
Every trading day, 26 weeks
Green: inflow; red: outflow; stronger colour = bigger day.
Daily net flows in US$ from Farside Investors’ public table; prices are ETH/USD daily closes from Bitstamp.
By coin, last 30 days
Questions
Where do the numbers come from?
Daily net flows per fund, in US dollars, from Farside Investors' public flow tables, which are built from the issuers' own daily figures. Coin prices are daily closes from Bitstamp. Fees and holdings come from each issuer's own fund page, with the date they were read.
When is a day final?
Funds publish at different times after the US close. Until every fund that usually reports has reported, the day is marked provisional and its total can still change.
Why does a fund show zero for days?
A spot ETF only creates or redeems shares when demand changes enough. Many smaller funds have no creation or redemption on most days, so their flow is zero.
Is this investment advice?
No. Flows show where money went yesterday, not where the price goes tomorrow.