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Flows by chain
Exchanges
| # | Exchange | Inflow (dry powder) | Outflow (exit) | Net | Share | Flow bias |
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Flows by stablecoin
| # | Stable | Inflow (dry powder) | Outflow (exit) | Net | Flow bias |
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Recent stable flows
Latest whale-sized stablecoin transfers to or from labelled exchanges.
| Time | Direction | Stable | Chain | Value | Exchange |
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How to use this tool
Stablecoin Flow tracks large USDT, USDC, DAI and other stable transfers to and from labelled exchange wallets. For stables the reading inverts vs spot: inflows to exchanges often mean dry powder ready to buy.
How it works
- Flow score (0–100) rises when net stablecoin inflows to exchanges dominate — liquidity building on venues.
- Dry powder in = net inflow; Liquidity out = net outflow of stables from exchanges.
- Exchange rows rank venues by tracked stable flow volume with per-stable breakdown on click.
- Chain cards compare ETH, TRON, BNB and BTC rails; filter recent transfers by chain.
- Only transfers above the minimum USD threshold are counted — whale-sized activity, not retail noise.
What to consider
- Stable inflows are a liquidity proxy, not a guarantee of imminent buying.
- Mint/burn events from issuers are excluded unless they hit labelled exchange wallets.
- TRON USDT dominates volume — compare chains before drawing conclusions.
- Unlabelled exchange addresses are excluded; new venues may be under-represented.
- Data refreshes every ~20 minutes from the PEPS whale pipeline.