Grayscale Fund Tracker
Grayscale ran the largest crypto funds for a decade; since converting to spot ETFs its products have been the market's dominant structural sellers. Every product, tracked daily.
$19.68B
Total AUM
across 6 tracked products
-$45.90M
Latest Daily Net Flow
all products combined
-$28.00B
GBTC Cumulative Flow
since ETF conversion, Jan 2024
$10.29B
GBTC AUM
2026-10-22
GBTC Cumulative Net Flow — Last 12 Months
Running total · USD
Product by Product
Sorted by AUM · flows in USD
| Ticker | Asset | AUM | Daily Flow | 7d Flow | Cumulative Flow | Data Since |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GBTC | $10.29B | -$29.50M | -$51.80M | -$28.00B | 2024-01-11 | |
| BTC | $5.16B | $8.20M | $600.00K | $2.95B | 2024-07-31 | |
| ETH | $2.29B | $4.50M | $25.20M | $2.04B | 2024-07-23 | |
| ETHE | $1.74B | -$9.60M | -$29.80M | -$5.50B | 2024-07-23 | |
| GSOL | $199.67M | -$19.20M | -$26.80M | $19.27M | 2026-06-23 | |
| HYPG | — | -$300.00K | -$900.00K | $128.30M | 2026-06-23 |
Grayscale's legacy trusts charged the highest fees among spot ETFs, driving persistent rotation into cheaper funds — visible as the steady negative cumulative flow above. Compare against the whole field on Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum ETF.
Methodology & Sources
- Sources
- Public ETF issuer disclosures and exchange filings
- Coverage
- Grayscale's US-listed crypto products, including GBTC and ETHE
- Formulas
- Daily net flow per product is reported creations minus redemptions in USD; cumulative flow runs since each product's ETF conversion (GBTC: January 2024), and totals sum AUM and latest daily flow across all tracked products.
- Update frequency
- Checked every 10 minutes; flow and AUM data update once per US trading day after issuer disclosures.
- Units & timezone
- All monetary values are USD. Timestamps and daily buckets use UTC. 24h windows are rolling unless stated otherwise.
- Anomaly handling
- Exchanges that stop reporting are dropped from aggregates rather than carried forward; obvious outliers (bad ticks, decimal errors) are filtered before aggregation.