RLUSD recorded the largest net inflow, followed by BTC and USDT. ZEC also attracted funds, while ETH, USDC and XRP posted net outflows.
The 24-hour figures showed mixed flows across major tokens, with BTC recording net inflows while ETH and SOL saw funds leave despite price gains.
In the November 5 snapshot, BTC recorded $2.92 billion in inflows and $2.89 billion in outflows, producing a net inflow of $37.00 million. ETH posted $1.36 billion in inflows and $1.42 billion in outflows, with a net outflow of $65.88 million.
USDT attracted $188.12 million in inflows against $156.12 million in outflows, leaving a net inflow of $32.00 million. USDC recorded $1.02 billion in inflows and $1.04 billion in outflows, resulting in a net outflow of $20.08 million.
SOL posted a net outflow of $6.56 million, while ZEC recorded a net inflow of $6.00 million.
The five largest net inflows were RLUSD at $55.33 million, BTC at $37.00 million, USDT at $32.00 million, XUSD at $13.09 million and ZIG at $13.08 million.
The five largest net outflows were ETH at $65.88 million, XRP at $22.08 million, USD1 at $21.80 million, USDC at $20.08 million and USDG at $12.15 million.
Riza Dagoc
Riza Dagoc reports on regulation, investing and the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].



