24-hour fund flows | USDC posts $58.44 million outflow as ETH and BTC follow

USDC, ETH and BTC recorded net outflows, while PEPE led inflows. Stablecoin flows diverged as USDT and FDUSD drew funds.

Crypto market flows were dominated by outflows from USDC, ETH and BTC, while PEPE posted the largest net inflow.

As of Oct. 19, USDC registered $1.81 billion in inflows and $1.87 billion in outflows, producing a net outflow of $58.44 million. ETH saw $757.06 million enter and $812.34 million leave, for a net outflow of $55.28 million.

BTC recorded $1.92 billion in inflows and $1.97 billion in outflows, resulting in a net outflow of $43.52 million. USDT moved in the opposite direction, with $104.23 million in inflows and $99.79 million in outflows, leaving a net inflow of $4.43 million.

ZEC posted a net outflow of $19.58 million, while XRP recorded a net outflow of $21.46 million. SOL was nearly balanced, with a net outflow of $40,780.

The five largest net inflows were PEPE at $5.67 million, USDT at $4.43 million, FDUSD at $4.36 million, EUR at $3.89 million and PUMP at $3.28 million.

The five largest net outflows were USDC at $58.44 million, ETH at $55.28 million, BTC at $43.52 million, XRP at $21.46 million and ZEC at $19.58 million.

This article is based on market data and flow analysis and does not constitute investment advice regarding any specific asset.