# 24-hour fund flows: BTC and ETH lead outflows as HYPE and USDC attract funds By Riza Dagoc Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/44697 Published: 2026-10-30T13:03:41.000Z Updated: 2026-10-30T13:03:41.000Z Section: Investing > BTC posted a $694.28 million net outflow and ETH lost $209.09 million over 24 hours. USDC led net inflows at $62.17 million, followed by PEPE. BTC and ETH recorded substantial net outflows over 24 hours, while USDC attracted net inflows and USDT posted a net outflow. HYPE also drew funds, while BNB and SOL saw net withdrawals. The flows showed a split across the tracked assets, with net outflows from BTC, ETH and BNB alongside net inflows into USDC and HYPE. The October 30 snapshot showed BTC inflows of $4.23 billion and outflows of $4.92 billion, resulting in a net outflow of $694.28 million. ETH recorded $2.22 billion in inflows and $2.43 billion in outflows, leaving a net outflow of $209.09 million. USDT recorded inflows of $279.33 million and outflows of $280.61 million, with a net outflow of $1.29 million. USDC attracted $1.46 billion in inflows against $1.40 billion in outflows, producing a net inflow of $62.17 million. HYPE posted a net inflow of $10.08 million. BNB recorded a net outflow of $38.09 million, while SOL saw a net outflow of $27.22 million. ![24-hour fund flows: BTC and ETH lead outflows as HYPE and USDC attract funds]() The five largest net inflows were USDC at $62.17 million, PEPE at $17.32 million, ZIG at $16.27 million, TRX at $12.32 million and SNDKB at $12.27 million. ![24-hour fund flows: BTC and ETH lead outflows as HYPE and USDC attract funds]() The five largest net outflows were BTC at $694.28 million, ETH at $209.09 million, BNB at $38.09 million, SOL at $27.22 million and USD1 at $17.91 million.