Key Takeaways
- • Bitcoin recorded the largest net outflow among cryptocurrencies, with $403.44 million leaving the asset, according to Pluang market data.
- • Capital rotated into SOXLB ($7.23 million inflow) and Ethereum ($5.17 million inflow) over the same period.
- • Stablecoin flows were significant, with $24.61 million moving from USDT and $23.35 million from USDC into cryptocurrencies.
- • Bitcoin traded at Rp1,471,196,317 on Pluang, down 2.18% over 24 hours, with order activity split 48% sell and 52% buy; Ethereum fell 2.72% to Rp43,224,291.
Summary
Fiat currency inflows into the crypto market were recorded in euros, US dollars and Korean won. Stablecoins also showed notable movement, with $24.61 million shifting from USDT and $23.35 million from USDC into cryptocurrencies, indicating capital being deployed from dollar-pegged holdings into risk assets.
At the time of reporting on October 22, 2026 at 19:45 WIB, Bitcoin traded at Rp1,471,196,317 on Pluang, down 2.18% over the past day. Order activity was balanced, at 48% sell and 52% buy. Ethereum declined 2.72% to Rp43,224,291.
Pluang's related coverage the same day showed mixed market conditions. Eleven tokens reached all-time highs, including Ondo Short-Term U.S. Government Bond Fund (OUSG) and Obligate Trade Finance Yield (OTFY), while eight tokens hit all-time lows. Separately, Pluang reported that BTC had seen a $302.61 million net outflow in a prior 24-hour window, with USDC leading inflows at $183.59 million.
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