Altcoins with the Highest Inflows and Outflows Over the Past Week Have Been Identified
Cross-chain fund movements in the cryptocurrency market have been noteworthy over the past week. According to the data, Hyperliquid was by far the strongest performer of the week with a net i
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July 9, 2026
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Cross-chain fund movements in the cryptocurrency market have been noteworthy over the past week. According to the data, Hyperliquid was by far the strongest performer of the week with a net inflow of $512.85 million, while Arbitrum was the weakest ecosystem on the list with a net outflow of $563.12 million.
According to weekly data, Hyperliquid saw inflows of $690.88 million and outflows of $178.03 million. This resulted in a net fund inflow of $512.85 million for the ecosystem. Ethereum, on the other hand, experienced outflows of $318.68 million against inflows of $397.18 million, ending the week with a net inflow of $78.50 million.
Polygon PoS was also among the positively diverging networks. Polygon PoS experienced inflows of $151.95 million and outflows of $95.71 million, resulting in a net inflow of $56.24 million. OP Mainnet recorded a net inflow of $11.59 million, while Starknet saw a net inflow of $1.17 million.
In contrast, Arbitrum experienced a significant outflow of funds. Despite inflows of $273.32 million, it saw outflows of $836.44 million. This resulted in a net outflow of $563.12 million from Arbitrum. Base, BNB Chain, Ink, and Solana were also among the ecosystems that ended the week with net outflows.
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