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Bitcoin sees largest outflow while Ether leads crypto inflows in recent fund movements

Reported by Pluang
Oct 14, 2026· 2 min read
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Key Takeaways
  • • Bitcoin recorded the largest outflow among tracked crypto assets over the prior five hours, with $105.48 million withdrawn, according to Cryptometer data cited by Pluang.
  • • Ether led inflows with $28.98 million, while XRP and Solana also drew notable inflows and stablecoins USDT and USDC saw large movements.
  • • Bitcoin traded at Rp1,496,134,152 on Pluang as of Oct 14, 2026 19:21 WIB, up 0.50% over the day despite the outflow, with a market cap of Rp30,023.48 trillion.
  • • The divergence between flows and prices highlights shifting investor preference between majors and stablecoins, though the report covers a short intraday window rather than a sustained trend.
Summary
Data from Cryptometer, as reported by Pluang, shows significant fund flows across the crypto market over the five hours preceding the report. Bitcoin experienced the largest outflow, with $105.48 million withdrawn, while Ether led inflows at $28.98 million. XRP and Solana also recorded notable inflows, and stablecoins including USDT and USDC saw large movements, pointing to ongoing shifts in investor preference and liquidity between major cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.

As of Oct 14, 2026 at 19:21 WIB, Bitcoin traded at Rp1,496,134,152 on Pluang, gaining 0.50% over the past day despite the reported outflow. XRP and Solana posted gains of 1.18% and 1.10%, respectively, with XRP priced at Rp24,640 and Solana at Rp1,924,262. Bitcoin's market capitalization stood at Rp30,023.48 trillion, reflecting its dominant position in the market.

The flow data is a short-window snapshot and should be read alongside broader trends. Related Pluang coverage of the same period notes that Bitcoin and Ether saw net outflows of $170.35 million and $73.17 million over a 24-hour window, while XRP and Solana attracted net inflows of $34.81 million and roughly $31 million. Publisher context also references earlier periods of Bitcoin ETF inflows and outflows, but those figures relate to different dates and are not part of the October 14 data.

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Pluang Bitcoin sees largest outflow while Ether leads crypto inflows in recent fund movements