Ethereum (ETH) Leads Coin Inflows With $7.53M Over Five Hours

$7.53M Into Ethereum

Ethereum (ETH) carried the largest single-coin inflow of the past five hours, taking in $7.53 million as the Ethereum price held near $2,695, according to aggregate fiat and stablecoin flow data for the window that ended at 05:31 UTC on Sunday. Ether sits 0.7% higher over 24 hours and essentially unchanged since the newest data point, so the reading describes positioning on a flat tape rather than a chase. Ether, the proof of stake asset at the center of the largest smart contract economy, led a table in which every figure counts net movement out of cash-like instruments, meaning fiat currencies and stablecoins, and into a named coin. The fiat side of the ledger was active in the same window: $10.42 million in US dollars, $5.36 million in euros and $1.90 million in Brazilian reais entered the market, a combined $17.68 million of fresh cash. Stablecoins added a second current. USDT worth $17.17 million was dispersed across several coins in the period, while USDC contributed a smaller $0.89 million. Beyond the leader, the inflow ranking read: Bitcoin (BTC) $5.24 million, Solana (SOL) $3.83 million, ICP $2.80 million, NEAR $2.46 million and ZEC $1.78 million. The spread matters as much as the order. Five assets beyond Ethereum (ETH) each drew seven figures, so the money did not concentrate on a single trade; it spread across a list that spans layer-1 networks and midcaps alike. A leading inflow figure records where cash chose to go, and on a quiet Sunday it is one of the few demand reads that does not depend on leverage. That breadth also separates this kind of reading from ETF flow reports, which track fund creations and redemptions rather than cash changing form on the venue side.

Outflows Pool Into Stablecoins

The outflow column of the same five-hour record completes the picture, and it carries a quiet asymmetry: Ethereum is absent from it entirely, with no Ether figure among the session's largest exits, so the day's leading inflow was not financed by sellers of the same asset. Bitcoin topped the outflow list at $2.03 million, yet the same coin also sits second among inflows at $5.24 million, a dual appearance that nets to roughly $3.2 million positive over the window. XRP followed at $1.99 million, Worldcoin (WLD) at $1.50 million, TAO at $1.00 million and PUMP at $0.76 million. The destinations of that exiting money matter more than its origins. USDT absorbed $6.78 million of the outflow total, USD1 took in $0.79 million and USDC $0.70 million, a combined $8.27 million parked in dollar-pegged tokens rather than converted back to cash. Stablecoin balances are the ledger where waiting money sits, so a build of that size is buying power on standby, one of the first things the desk rechecks when a directional session begins. The distinction separates rotation from retreat. Fiat entered through three national currencies and moved into a spread of coins led by Ethereum (ETH), while the coins that shed value passed their proceeds into stablecoins, which function as the market's standing reserve of deployable capital. In a fiat exit, proceeds would leave the venue in dollars, euros or reais; here they stayed inside the system, available for the next entry. The bull market reading of the session rests on that gap: capital is repositioning, not leaving. Net across both columns, Ethereum's flow advantage over Bitcoin stood at about $2.29 million for the five hours.

$2,684 Floor Keeps Uptrend Intact

COINOTAG's proprietary 42-indicator composite S/R scoring engine places the $2,695 spot under a two-tier ceiling: the $2,697.63 line scores 63/100 on R1 and the MACD cross, and $2,808.96 above it scores 80/100 on Fibonacci 0.000 and the Keltner Upper band. Support at $2,684.10 scores 74/100 (Fibo 0.114, LVN), with the stronger $2,514.32 floor at 75/100 (Fibo 0.214, Supertrend). RSI reads 61.20 and the MACD signal is bearish inside a broader uptrend. Positioning is long but mild: funding runs at 0.0027%, open interest at $11.73 billion and 61.3% of accounts are long against 38.7% short, while the Fear & Greed Index reads 65, in Greed. The bullish case requires $2,684 to hold; a close beneath it would invalidate the setup and put $2,514 in range, per our Ethereum technical analysis. What the flows left untouched stands last: the uptrend label, the $2,684 floor and the $2,809 ceiling are all where they were before the window opened, along with the $2,697 line where price was earlier rejected as volume faded.