2026-01-16 08:24:37

According to the latest on-chain data tracking, there has been a clear sign of capital withdrawal in the crypto spot market over the past 24 hours. Among them, ETH experienced the largest outflow, with a net outflow of $182 million, followed by BTC with a net outflow of $163 million. XRP was also not spared, with net outflows exceeding $41 million in the past day.

However, it is worth noting that not all assets are under pressure. In terms of net capital inflow, AIN demonstrated relatively strong attraction, with a net inflow of $9.13 million. TRX followed closely, with a net inflow of $7.83 million over 24 hours. Additionally, WBCT received an injection of $3.56 million. This divergence reflects market participants adjusting their positions, with some emerging or specific sector assets becoming targets for capital reallocation.

ETH-1.55%

BTC-2.08%

XRP-2.19%

AIN-3.02%

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MrDecoder

· 8h ago

It's another big whale dumping, ETH and BTC are both bleeding. Basically, it's just bottom-fishers waiting and swapping chips. What are those AIN folks doing? Why are they attracting funds? I'm optimistic about TRX, these small coins are the real opportunities. Funds are limited, whether it's Bitcoin or altcoins, you have to choose one. Anyway, I won't chase the high anymore. Wait for a better entry; I haven't seen a bottom signal. This divergence phenomenon is actually just some people harvesting profits while others are bottom-fishing. Guess which side we're on.

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MemeKingNFT

· 9h ago

Wow, the big blue chips are starting to cut leeks again? ETH and BTC are running away together, isn't this a typical "Mainland rise and fall"? I already said the blue chips have peaked.

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pumpamentalist

· 9h ago

All the big players are running now, AIN and TRX are secretly eating up. Mainstream assets are crashing, small coins are bloodsucking wildly, I'm really stunned. Is the rotation starting again? Is the carnival for new coins coming? 1.82 billion was poured in, how desperate must that be? So should we now buy the dip or continue to watch? Can anyone handle it? Why is TRX still absorbing? What's the move?

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GasWaster

· 9h ago

Whales are running, retail investors are still sleepwalking --- It's the same old rebalancing routine, real money is flowing into AIN --- ETH is releasing so much? Oh no, my position --- Wait, is TRX still absorbing? Does anyone know which track it’s in --- Such clear differentiation indicates someone is making precise moves --- 1.82 billion just to dump? Too naive --- Here's the question: after this wave of outflows, when will the rebound happen? --- Why is AIN attracting so much money? Never heard of it --- Large outflows are indeed a bit scary... but new coins attracting funds is also routine --- Everyone is fleeing mainstream coins, waiting for the next new narrative --- WBCT only inflowed 3.56 million, quite cold --- Funds are moving, but where are the real opportunities? --- Looks like Ethereum might face some trouble in the coming days

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0xInsomnia

· 9h ago

Bitcoin and Ethereum run away together, this pace is just outrageous

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LostBetweenChains

· 9h ago

ETH is bleeding again, this wave really cut deep... But TRX is sucking blood, is someone bottom-fishing small coins?

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StopLossMaster

· 9h ago

Wow, big players are cutting the leeks again, ETH directly dumped 182 million... Wait, is AIN and TRX bleeding? Is this the rhythm of taking off? Mainstream coins crashing, small coin kings exploding, a typical "bottom-fishing trap," I bet five bucks it will reverse this afternoon TRX this dog thing is alive again? I've never even heard of WBCT... Funds are fleeing, but fleeing to these small coins? Uh, this wave is a bit dangerous, friends A big drop is just rebalancing, listen to how grandiose this reason sounds haha Could it be that they want to trap a batch of bagholders again? Stop-loss is the hard truth, I won't touch this wave

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