$626.3 million flowed out in 24 hours. The stablecoin market recorded net outflows of $626.3 million, with Ethereum leading the outflows at $596.4 million, while Tron bucked the trend and attracted $345.9 million. Solana and BSC continued to see outflows of $239 million and $31 million, respectively. $ETH fell 4.666% to 2,241.38 USDT, signaling renewed selling pressure after a weak recovery. $DOT lost 4.691%, dropping to 0.955 USDT; volume of just 10.2 million USDT suggests little interest at this level. $FIL declined 4.368% to 0.8669 USDT, with no reversal signal yet on the H1 chart. BTC, BNB, NEAR, along with PENGU, BEAM, HYPE, and ENA, dominated global discussion, reflecting capital rotating around high-risk assets. The simultaneous declines in all three tokens point to widespread selling pressure rather than an isolated event. Stablecoins leaving Ethereum and concentrating on Tron suggest a temporary shift toward a lower-fee network. Short-term traders are waiting for the H1 candle to close to confirm the direction before entering a trade. Do you think stablecoins will keep flowing out, or return to Ethereum to fund activity on the chain?

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