Crypto ETF Volume Pulse

Session dollar volume for the five largest US spot bitcoin and ether ETFs, set against each fund's 30-day average at the same minute of the trading day. A reading of 2.0× means a fund has traded about twice its usual amount by this point in the session.

Market opens at 9:30 AM ET. Showing the last session (Thursday, Nov 12, 2026).

Session dollar volume and pace versus the 30-day average, per fund
Ticker	Fund	Session volume	vs 30-day pace	Read	As of
IBIT	iShares Bitcoin Trust	$2.13B	1.5×	finished at 1.5× its usual pace	3:59 PM ET
FBTC	Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund	$271M	1.4×	finished at 1.4× its usual pace	3:59 PM ET
BITB	Bitwise Bitcoin ETF	$43M	1.2×	finished at 1.2× its usual pace	3:59 PM ET
ETHA	iShares Ethereum Trust	$395M	1.0×	finished close to its usual pace	3:59 PM ET
FETH	Fidelity Ethereum Fund	$16M	0.5×	finished below its usual pace (0.5×)	3:59 PM ET

Pulses — Thursday, Nov 12, 2026

Time	Ticker	Pace at alert	Session volume
10:00 AM ET	IBIT	2.5×	$643M

Not a trade signal. This board describes how much each fund is trading, nothing more. It does not say whether money is moving in or out, and it is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything.

Volume is not flow. Heavy trading can come from buyers or sellers on the exchange; fund creations and redemptions settle separately and are reported the next morning in our settled-flow briefs.

How it is measured. Session volume is shares traded so far times the last trade price. Pace compares it with the fund's average cumulative volume at the same minute over the last 30 trading days; it is shown from 10:00 AM ET, after the opening half hour. A pulse is logged when a fund reaches 2.0× its usual pace, clears a minimum dollar size and is confirmed by a second independent source. See the methodology.

Crypto ETF Volume Pulse

Session volume by fund

Pulses — Thursday, Nov 12, 2026