24-hour fund flows: BTC loses $80.18 million as XRP sees outflows and USDT posts inflows

BTC and ETH recorded net outflows over 24 hours, while USDT attracted net inflows. XRP, ZEC and USD1 also saw funds leave, with USDC and ZIG leading net inflows.

The November 9 snapshot showed net outflows across BTC, ETH and XRP alongside positive net flows for USDT and USDC.

BTC recorded $2.48 billion in inflows and $2.56 billion in outflows, resulting in net outflows of $80.18 million. ETH saw $1.28 billion enter and $1.47 billion leave, producing net outflows of $196.28 million.

USDT registered inflows of $128.92 million and outflows of $121.62 million, leaving net inflows of $7.30 million. USDC recorded $744.70 million in inflows and $706.09 million in outflows, with net inflows of $38.60 million.

XRP had the third-largest net outflow among the 15 assets listed, behind ETH and BTC, at $67.86 million. ZEC and USD1 posted net outflows of $53.23 million and $2.05 million, respectively.

The five largest net inflows were USDC at $38.60 million, ZIG at $13.05 million, USDT at $7.30 million, XUSD at $5.87 million and EUR at $4.63 million.

The five largest net outflows were ETH at $196.28 million, BTC at $80.18 million, XRP at $67.86 million, ZEC at $53.23 million and DOGE at $12.73 million.