Break down ETF FLOWS — daily inflows and outflows of spot ETFs, and its limitations.

Daily inflows and outflows of money into spot ETFs, in millions of dollars.
What it is. An ETF is an exchange-traded fund on the traditional stock market. People who do not use crypto exchanges buy the asset through it.
See money from the stock market. Buying and selling through funds happens off crypto exchanges, but ends up as spot trades.
For example.
It has no parameters of its own: the “Inputs” tab has only the common rows — precision and labels on the scale and in the legend. Colours and lines — in the Style tab, divergences from price — in the Divergences.
This indicator is not in the alert metrics list.
ETF FLOWS is how much money per day went into spot ETFs or out of them, in millions of dollars. Works for BTC and ETH. Only on the daily timeframe. It is not in alerts.
Which timeframe does ETF FLOWS work on?
Correct answer: Only on the daily