Add as a preferred source on Google24-hour fund flows: BTC and USDT draw net inflows as XRP and PEPE see outflows
USDC led net inflows at $67.15 million, followed by BTC and USDT. ETH recorded the largest net outflows at $45.36 million, while XRP and PEPE also lost funds.
BTC and USDT recorded net inflows alongside USDC, while ETH posted net outflows. XRP and PEPE also saw net outflows, while NVDAB attracted net inflows.
The 24-hour flow data showed net inflows into BTC, USDC, USDT and NVDAB, compared with net outflows from ETH, XRP and PEPE.
As of November 12 at 12:42 UTC, BTC recorded $1.98 billion in inflows and $1.96 billion in outflows, with reported net inflows of $28.17 million. ETH registered $753.96 million in inflows and $799.32 million in outflows, leaving net outflows of $45.36 million.
USDT recorded $188.43 million in inflows and $163.64 million in outflows, for net inflows of $24.79 million. USDC attracted $917.23 million in inflows against $850.08 million in outflows, producing net inflows of $67.15 million.
XRP posted net outflows of $22.86 million. PEPE recorded net outflows of $9.80 million, while NVDAB saw net inflows of $13.07 million.
The five largest net inflows were USDC at $67.15 million, BTC at $28.17 million, USDT at $24.79 million, NVDAB at $13.07 million and RLUSD at $11.69 million.
The five largest net outflows were ETH at $45.36 million, XRP at $22.86 million, SNDKB at $18.46 million, USD1 at $17.53 million and BNB at $12.13 million.
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