Answer: On April 13 at 12:00 PM KST, Bitcoin recorded a net outflow of approximately $104.7 million, while USDC saw a net outflow of about $109.2 million. In contrast, Ethereum posted a net inflow of $7 million, and DEXE attracted $5.9 million in net inflows, according to Cryptometer data.
Diverging capital flows across major assets
The cryptocurrency market showed mixed capital flow directions on April 13, with significant outflows from USDC and Bitcoin while some altcoins and Ethereum saw limited inflows. Bitcoin recorded $1 billion in inflows against $1.1 billion in outflows, resulting in a net outflow of about $104.7 million. Ethereum saw $538.4 million in inflows and $531.4 million in outflows, yielding a net inflow of $7 million.
USDT posted a net inflow of $4.3 million, with $65.5 million in inflows and $61.2 million in outflows. USDC, however, experienced a net outflow of approximately $109.2 million, driven by $467.6 million in inflows and $576.8 million in outflows.
Notable movements among altcoins
Among smaller assets, Bittensor (TAO) saw the most pronounced outflow, with a net outflow of about $50.3 million. SLX also faced significant selling pressure, recording a net outflow of roughly $46.9 million. In contrast, DEXE showed relative strength with a net inflow of $5.9 million.
The top five net inflows were: WBTC ($8.8 million), ETH ($7 million), DEXE ($5.9 million), USDT ($4.3 million), and TRX ($4.2 million). The top five net outflows were: USDC ($109.2 million), BTC ($104.7 million), TAO ($50.3 million), SLX ($46.9 million), and MUB ($14.6 million).