What’s new

ETF flow tables can now switch between dollars and coins, with each day’s flow converted at that day’s closing price. The Bitcoin tab also compares the coins spot ETFs took in or released over the past 7 days with the bitcoin mined in the same period (450 BTC a day).

Asset tabs now show the average price US spot ETFs paid for the coins they still hold (where we have each fund’s full flow history), how far spot sits above or below it, and what share of held inflow dollars were bought above today’s price, with a weekly chart of cost basis against price. Fund pages show the same average entry for that fund. The method is on the methodology page.

ETF pages now show how the fund’s options market is positioned: put/call ratios by open interest and by volume, 30- and 60-day implied volatility, and the largest call and put positions by strike. Each asset tab on the dashboard compares put/call and implied volatility across funds. Only funds with an active options market are shown, and two new glossary entries explain the terms.

The dashboard now reads stablecoin supply against each asset’s 7-day ETF flows — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP — and labels the combination as Fresh Capital Entering, Risk-Off, Capital Rotation or Capital Exit. A one-line strip sits above the tabs; the full breakdown is on the Stablecoins tab.

The source label no longer overlaps the headline text in the Market Intel list.

Articles get a portrait-friendly navigation bar, the dashboard can be kept in portrait, and wide tables show a cue when there is more to scroll.

A lighter, terminal-style design with higher contrast, easier reading and clearer keyboard focus.

IBIT and ETHA daily flows now come straight from the issuer’s own fund data, valued at that day’s NAV. If an issuer report is missing, the day shows as missing — never as $0.

Every fund has its own flow history page, each asset has a category page covering all of its ETFs, and funds can be compared side by side.

A public log of how our daily flow figures compare with independent sources, and which days were held back because the sources disagreed.

Each brief’s numbers are checked against independent data, and its wording is reviewed, before it goes live. A brief that fails the check is held rather than published.

Follow every brief by RSS at /feed.xml. Brief links are now readable and grouped by brief type; old links still work.

A methodology page explaining how flows are collected and verified, a plain-English glossary of ETF terms, and a profile page for every fund we track.

The Settled Flows Wrap, the ETF Industry Brief and Macro Pulse join the daily brief lineup.

The dashboard shows how many funds have reported for the latest session and how fresh the data is, so a partial day is never mistaken for a full one.

Daily flow figures carry a confidence marker when independent sources don’t fully agree, so you can see which numbers are firm.

A new midday brief covers the session so far. The end-of-day brief is refocused as the Closing Bell, centred on the day’s market action.

FlowScore now blends five inputs into one 0–100 reading per asset, with a confidence level and a market-state label.

InflowScan opens as a public beta, tracking Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP ETFs.