Cryptocurrency Funds Surge into USDT, Exceeding $700 Million – TokenPost Reports
Seoul, South Korea - November 11, 2025 – A meaningful influx of funds into Tether (USDT) dominated cryptocurrency market movements today, with over $726.6 million flowing into the stablecoin, according to data released by cryptometer and reported by TokenPost. The surge signals a potential shift towards risk-off sentiment among investors, seeking the relative stability of USDT amidst volatility in other digital assets. this consolidation of funds into USDT could impact liquidity across the broader crypto ecosystem and influence short-term trading strategies.
The substantial USDT inflow was driven by outflows from a range of cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies. Bitcoin (BTC) experienced $221.8 million in outflows, with $158.4 million directed to USDT, followed by $31.2 million to USDC and $26.2 million to FDUSD, alongside $6 million moving into Korean Won (KRW).Ethereum (ETH) saw $105.9 million withdrawn, primarily absorbed by USDT ($95.5 million) and KRW ($10.4 million). This trend indicates investors are actively converting holdings into USDT, potentially anticipating market corrections or seeking to capitalize on future buying opportunities.
Beyond BTC and ETH, significant outflows were recorded from Solana (SOL) at $61.3 million and XRP at $60.6 million, both largely converted to USDT.Smaller altcoins including NEAR, Litecoin (LTC), Sui (SUI), Filecoin (FIL), Binance Coin (BNB), Bethereum (BETH), Diamond (DIAM), Polkadot (DOT), and F also experienced selling pressure. Funds also moved from COMMON ($18.5 million), SYND ($18.1 million), USDE ($15.1 million), and WLFI ($13.7 million) into USDT.
USDC also contributed to the USDT surge, with $229.3 million of the $232.2 million outflow directed to USDT, and the remaining $2.9 million to euro (EUR). FDUSD experienced a $49.7 million outflow, with a portion ($5.2 million) converted to USDC. Among fiat currencies, the United States Dollar ($39.3 million) and Korean Won ($26.9 million) were the primary destinations for outflowing funds. A smaller amount, $4.8 million, was converted from USDT to USD.
TokenPost’s reporting highlights a clear pattern of investors consolidating positions into USDT, a trend that warrants close monitoring as it could foreshadow further market adjustments.
