Binance added a new ETF Net Flow widget to the home screen. It shows how much money moved into or out of US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The data updates once per day, based on the latest fund activity.
Inflow means the fund increased its holdings. Outflow means capital was withdrawn. This can signal redemptions, selling pressure, or shifting risk. AUM shows the total amount currently held. It reflects broader positioning beyond one day.
The tickers matter. IBIT is BlackRock. FBTC is Fidelity. GBTC is Grayscale. Others include BITB (Bitwise), HODL (VanEck), BRRR (Valkyrie), EZBC (Franklin), ARKB (ARK Invest). Ethereum funds follow similar codes: FETH, ETHA, ETHE, and so on.
The Flow tab tracks net daily movement. The AUM tab shows who’s been building over time.
If IBIT and FBTC both report inflows, that usually points to accumulation. If most funds show outflows, capital is rotating out. If AUM rises while price stays flat, someone is still buying behind the chart.
At the bottom of the widget is a table with daily figures by fund. It’s not an indicator. It’s what happened.
This is the kind of update that deserves attention. Well played.
