Bitcoin sheds $105.48 million as Ether draws $28.98 million
Bitcoin posted the largest five-hour outflow at $105.48 million, while Ether led asset inflows with $28.98 million. Stablecoins also drew sizable liquidity.

Bitcoin saw the largest outflow, while Ether led crypto asset inflows.
According to Cryptometer data scraped at 2026-10-14T12:05:02.740Z, fiat and cash-equivalent flows into crypto over the past five hours included $25.68 million in U.S. dollars (USD), $9.54 million in euros (EUR) and $2.29 million in Brazilian real (BRL).
Stablecoin liquidity was distributed into other crypto assets, led by $68.69 million in USDT, $9.09 million in USD Coin (USDC) and $1.87 million in USD1.
Major inflow assets were Ether (ETH) with $28.98 million, XRP with $17.76 million and Solana (SOL) with $15.10 million. They were followed by Tron (TRX) at $11.56 million, NEAR at $9.09 million and Bitcoin (BTC) at $2.87 million.

On the outflow side, Bitcoin (BTC) recorded the largest withdrawal over the past five hours at $105.48 million.
Other crypto assets also saw outflows, including Ether (ETH) at $69.00 million, Zcash (ZEC) at $4.99 million, STRK at $3.79 million, BFUSD at $3.01 million and Hyperliquid (HYPE) at $2.19 million.
Part of the outgoing capital gathered in stablecoins, including $92.94 million in USDT, $25.15 million in USD Coin (USDC) and $3.21 million in FDUSD.
Cash-out flows were also seen in fiat currencies, including $74.68 million in U.S. dollars (USD) and $3.35 million in Korean won (KRW).