24-hour fund flows | BTC and XRP show notable net outflows... USDT sees inflow advantage

Bitcoin recorded a net outflow of approximately $129.7 million over the past 24 hours, comprising $1.67 billion in inflows against $1.8 billion in outflows, according to Cryptometer data as of noon on the 9th. Ethereum followed with a net outflow of about $109.19 million ($850.45 million in, $959.63 million out), while XRP posted the third-largest net outflow among the top 15 assets by market cap. Tether's USDT bucked the trend with a net inflow of $26.14 million ($92.14 million in, $66 million out), whereas USDC saw a net outflow of roughly $25.41 million ($422.65 million in, $448.07 million out). IN and USD1 also recorded net outflows of $24.37 million and an unspecified amount, respectively. The rotation out of major tokens and into USDT suggests a defensive posture among traders, and the next session's flows will show whether this risk-off shift persists or reverses.