24-hour fund flows: BTC, ETH post net outflows as XRP and BNB also lose funds

BTC and ETH recorded net outflows over 24 hours, alongside XRP and BNB. USDT led net inflows, while SOL also registered a net inflow.

The flow data showed withdrawals exceeding inflows for BTC, ETH and XRP, while USDT and SOL recorded positive net flows.

In the November 13 snapshot, BTC recorded $4.00 billion in inflows and $4.59 billion in outflows, leaving a net outflow of $592.31 million. ETH saw $1.38 billion enter and $1.52 billion leave, producing a net outflow of $142.66 million.

USDT recorded $251.57 million in inflows and $188.29 million in outflows, with a net inflow of $63.27 million. USDC posted inflows of $1.11 billion and outflows of $1.34 billion, leaving a net outflow of $233.33 million.

XRP registered a net outflow of $38.64 million. BNB also recorded a net outflow, totaling $8.07 million.

The five largest net inflows were USDT at $63.27 million, RLUSD at $10.57 million, EUR at $4.09 million, XNVDA at $3.82 million and XMR at $3.63 million.

The five largest net outflows were BTC at $592.31 million, USDC at $233.33 million, ETH at $142.66 million, XRP at $38.64 million and SPCXB at $20.91 million.

Riza Dagoc

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