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UNDERSTANDING THE DATA
Inspect reported daily flows for the selected ETF group. Keep the reporting date, currency unit and any missing fund observations visible.
Net flows describe reported inflows minus outflows under the source method. They are not trading volume, assets under management or a direct measure of a token’s price change.
Farside Investors · US$m
Original daily net flows of US spot Bitcoin ETFs. A positive value means inflow; a negative value means outflow. Compare funds side by side, or choose the reported total or an individual fund to explore its history.
US$m means million US dollars. For example, 1.0 represents one million USD; it is neither a Bitcoin quantity nor an ETF share price. The total series preserves Farside’s reported total, rather than recomputing it from rounded fund values.
A dash or unreported cell remains a gap; an actual zero remains zero. The date is the source day, rather than a publication or capture timestamp. The latest day may be completed or revised later. History captured today is not a first-publication archive. Flows are distinct from changes in AUM, fund holdings and investment returns.
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US$m denotes million USD of net flow per source day. Flows are distinct from ETF price, BTC/ETH holdings, AUM and investment return. The source-reported total remains a separate value rather than a sum of rounded columns. A gap does not become zero.
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