BTC and ZEC recorded net inflows over 24 hours, alongside HYPE, while ETH posted a net outflow. Outflows also exceeded inflows for USDC, USDT and XRP.

The flow data showed a mixed picture, with BTC attracting the largest net inflow and USDC recording the largest net outflow.

In the November 4 snapshot, BTC recorded $2.75 billion in inflows and $2.63 billion in outflows, with reported net inflows of $124.98 million. The rounded gross figures differ from the separately reported net figure. ETH recorded $966.64 million in inflows and $978.72 million in outflows, resulting in a $12.08 million net outflow.

USDT posted $184.26 million in inflows and $189.00 million in outflows, leaving a $4.74 million net outflow. USDC recorded $876.76 million in inflows against $949.69 million in outflows, for a net outflow of $72.93 million.

ZEC attracted $29.09 million in net inflows, while HYPE added $5.27 million. XRP recorded a $17.62 million net outflow.

The five largest net inflows were BTC at $124.98 million, ZEC at $29.09 million, RLUSD at $21.57 million, SOL at $13.70 million and ZIG at $12.10 million.

The five largest net outflows were USDC at $72.93 million, XRP at $17.62 million, ETH at $12.08 million, BNB at $9.49 million and USDE at $7.92 million.

This column presents market flow data and does not constitute investment advice.

Riza Dagoc

Riza Dagoc reports on regulation, investing and the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].