Key Takeaways
- • Bitcoin (BTC) recorded net outflows of $170.35 million over the prior 24 hours, the largest withdrawal among major digital assets in the Pluang 24-hour fund flow data.
- • Ether (ETH) saw net outflows of $73.17 million in the same window, indicating continued investor withdrawal from the two largest cryptocurrencies.
- • XRP and Solana (SOL) attracted net inflows of $34.81 million and $31.48 million, respectively, signaling rotation toward altcoins.
- • USDC led stablecoin inflows at $97.77 million, with USDT also recording net inflows, consistent with capital positioning on the sidelines.
- • As of 19:03 WIB on October 14, 2026, BTC traded at Rp1,495,599,953 (up 0.06% on the day) and ETH at Rp44,900,050 (up 0.40%).
Summary
According to Pluang's 24-hour crypto fund flow data, Bitcoin and Ether experienced net outflows of $170.35 million and $73.17 million, respectively, over the preceding day. The movements point to a measured withdrawal of capital from the market's two largest assets over a short window.
Capital rotated toward select altcoins over the same period. XRP and Solana posted net inflows of $34.81 million and $31.48 million, which the publication characterized as signaling increased investor interest. Stablecoins also drew inflows, with USDC leading at $97.77 million and USDT also recording net inflows. Stablecoin inflows are commonly read as capital held in readiness for deployment, though the flow data itself does not confirm the intended use of those funds.
Pricing data from Pluang as of October 14, 2026 at 19:03 WIB showed Bitcoin trading at Rp1,495,599,953, up 0.06% on the day, and Ethereum at Rp44,900,050, up 0.40%. XRP and Solana posted 1-day gains of 1.31% and 0.96%, respectively. Price moves over this window were modest despite the divergence in flows.
The flow data should be read as a single 24-hour snapshot. Related Pluang coverage on the same date cited a Bitcoin price near $83,400 and a focus on U.S. inflation data, which the publisher flagged as a factor in cautious trading. Those references are contextual and do not themselves quantify the flows reported here.
Capital rotated toward select altcoins over the same period. XRP and Solana posted net inflows of $34.81 million and $31.48 million, which the publication characterized as signaling increased investor interest. Stablecoins also drew inflows, with USDC leading at $97.77 million and USDT also recording net inflows. Stablecoin inflows are commonly read as capital held in readiness for deployment, though the flow data itself does not confirm the intended use of those funds.
Pricing data from Pluang as of October 14, 2026 at 19:03 WIB showed Bitcoin trading at Rp1,495,599,953, up 0.06% on the day, and Ethereum at Rp44,900,050, up 0.40%. XRP and Solana posted 1-day gains of 1.31% and 0.96%, respectively. Price moves over this window were modest despite the divergence in flows.
The flow data should be read as a single 24-hour snapshot. Related Pluang coverage on the same date cited a Bitcoin price near $83,400 and a focus on U.S. inflation data, which the publisher flagged as a factor in cautious trading. Those references are contextual and do not themselves quantify the flows reported here.
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