USDT funds moved close to $200 million, with Bitcoin absorbing $146.4 million in inflows, making BTC the primary recipient amid dollar and stablecoin movements. Bitcoin emerged as the strongest absorber of incoming liquidity as market defensiveness took hold alongside broad dollar and stablecoin flows.
Dollar-based inflows totaled $32.1 million, with BTC accounting for $13.6 million, while Stellar (XLM) attracted $6.3 million and Ethereum $5.2 million. Additionally, funds spread across XRP, DOGE, and PAXG.
USDT inflows reached $191.7 million, while USDC contributed $78.2 million and BTC $58.4 million, forming a core inbound channel. FDUSD-based funds totaled $50.4 million, with $47.2 million moving to BTC.
BTC’s total inflows across all streams stood at $146.4 million, the strongest absorption in the data. USDC inflows reached $78.2 million; ETH attracted $990,000; USD1 contributed $860,000; BNB added $840,000; and XLM drew $630,000.
USDT inflows were $139.9 million; USDC inflows were $53.9 million and dollars in cash inflows amounted to $25.1 million. KRW inflows totaled $13.5 million, and a subset of inflows included about $12.6 million moving into cash denominated in dollars.
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