Bitcoin Draws $74 Million Inflows as Stablecoins, Altcoins See Outflows

Bitcoin (BTC) led daily net inflows among major crypto assets, even as capital rotated out of stablecoins and several large-cap altcoins—an uneven flow pattern that suggests the market is balancing modest 'risk-on' positioning with ongoing profit-taking.

According to the latest asset flow data, BTC posted roughly $74.3 million in net inflows over the day, the strongest absorption among the top 10 crypto assets by market capitalization. Ethereum (ETH) followed with about $12.4 million in net inflows, pointing to continued preference for liquid, benchmark assets during a period of cautious positioning.

By contrast, USD Coin (USDC) saw the largest net outflow, with about $86.2 million exiting the stablecoin. Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) also recorded net outflows of roughly $17.4 million and $11.4 million, respectively, underscoring the market’s selective appetite for risk outside the majors.

Gross flow figures further highlighted choppy, two-way activity. On the inflow side, BTC registered about $2.0 billion in total inflows, followed by ETH at $1.0 billion. USDC drew approximately $732.1 million in inflows, while NIGHT brought in about $517.3 million and SOL about $317.6 million.

At the same time, BTC also topped total outflows, with roughly $1.9 billion leaving, while ETH saw about $1.0 billion in outflows. USDC recorded around $818.4 million in outflows, followed by NIGHT at about $539.0 million and SOL at roughly $335.0 million—evidence that large reallocations are taking place even where net positioning appears constructive.

Among the day’s net inflow leaders, RLUSD posted approximately $29.8 million, alongside ETH’s $12.4 million. Bittensor (TAO) attracted about $10.7 million, while Tron (TRX) added roughly $9.9 million. On the net outflow side behind USDC, Sahara (SAHARA) saw about $23.7 million in net outflows, while NIGHT lost around $21.7 million, SOL about $17.4 million, and XRP about $11.4 million.

Overall, the data points to BTC-centric demand helping underpin broader market sentiment, while liquidity leaks from stablecoins and select altcoins signal a market still in 'price discovery' mode. The combined pattern—strong interest in the most liquid majors alongside withdrawals elsewhere—suggests traders are keeping exposure flexible as they assess near-term direction.