BNB ETF flows

Collected daily from each issuer's own published holdings file:

• VanEck (VBNB): publishes every day since launch. Its file for a day holds the coins after the previous trading day's orders, so it is dated one trading day earlier.

The funds publish after the US market closes at 4 p.m. New York time, each at its own time, many the next morning. We read every issuer that has not yet published the latest trading day every 5 minutes, so a new file is here within about 5 minutes of its publication; a day is complete once every fund collected daily has published it. Issuers' files last checked 26 Oct 2026, 16:52 UTC.

A fund's BNB on a day is the figure its issuer's own file states for that day (for VBNB, which state no coin count in their daily history, the fund's net assets divided by the BNB price it used for that day, both from the same file: the coins backing the shares, net of accrued fees and other payables). Its flow is the change from the previous US trading day. A day's total and net flow are shown only when every fund collected daily has published it; a fund collected from a later day joins without a flow, so the totals step up on that day without counting a flow. Nothing is filled in, carried forward or estimated.

Every file is checked before use: coins against shares times coins per share, NAV times shares against net assets, and net assets divided by the price against the coins, wherever the file states them, each within 0.05% plus the rounding of the stated digits; a day whose figures disagree is left out. The daily figures are compared with the funds' own 10-Q and 10-K filings at each quarter end, wherever a filing states the coins in a form we can read and the daily series covers the quarter end; no fund here has both yet. VBNB has quarter ends inside its daily series, but its filings do not state the coins in a form we can read, so it is not compared.

Funds that stake (VBNB) count their staked BNB in their holdings: rewards a fund keeps add to its holdings without a creation, and a fund that pays its rewards out in cash sells BNB to do so, which shows here as an outflow.

US dollar values are the coins times our own BNB/USD close for that UTC day (our exchange index), so they can differ slightly from figures based on each fund's NAV.