Key Takeaways
- • USDC recorded the largest net outflow among major crypto assets on October 19, 2026 at $58.44 million, according to Pluang's market flow data.
- • ETH saw net outflows of $55.28 million and BTC of $43.52 million on the same day.
- • PEPE led net inflows at $5.67 million, while stablecoins USDT and FDUSD also attracted capital.
- • Pluang's local-currency quotes show ETH at Rp43.563.390 (+0.66% over one day) and BTC at Rp1.480.056.190 (+0.58%), with PEPE up 5.20%.
Summary
On October 19, 2026, major cryptocurrencies USDC, ETH and BTC experienced net outflows, according to flow data reported by Pluang. USDC saw the largest outflow at $58.44 million, followed by ETH at $55.28 million and BTC at $43.52 million. The movements point to a mixed pattern in capital allocation across the market, with some stablecoins losing capital while others gained.
In contrast, PEPE led net inflows at $5.67 million, and stablecoins USDT and FDUSD also attracted funds. The divergence highlights shifting investor preferences within crypto, with capital rotating between established assets and higher-volatility tokens.
As of 19:03 WIB on October 19, 2026, Pluang showed ETH trading at Rp43.563.390 with a one-day gain of 0.66%, slightly ahead of BTC at Rp1.480.056.190, up 0.58%. PEPE posted a stronger one-day increase of 5.20%, contrasting with the more modest gains in ETH and BTC.
Related market coverage from the same period shows continued pressure on institutional demand for Ethereum. Reporting cited $319.97 million in outflows from U.S.-based spot Ethereum ETFs, with ETH struggling near the $2,410 support level. Pluang noted that these flow movements reflect ongoing market dynamics and do not constitute investment advice.
In contrast, PEPE led net inflows at $5.67 million, and stablecoins USDT and FDUSD also attracted funds. The divergence highlights shifting investor preferences within crypto, with capital rotating between established assets and higher-volatility tokens.
As of 19:03 WIB on October 19, 2026, Pluang showed ETH trading at Rp43.563.390 with a one-day gain of 0.66%, slightly ahead of BTC at Rp1.480.056.190, up 0.58%. PEPE posted a stronger one-day increase of 5.20%, contrasting with the more modest gains in ETH and BTC.
Related market coverage from the same period shows continued pressure on institutional demand for Ethereum. Reporting cited $319.97 million in outflows from U.S.-based spot Ethereum ETFs, with ETH struggling near the $2,410 support level. Pluang noted that these flow movements reflect ongoing market dynamics and do not constitute investment advice.
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