2026-01-02 21:27:12

Brazil saw net capital outflows hit $5.047 billion last week, according to the Central Bank. That's a pretty significant pullback. When you're watching global money flows like this, you start to get a sense of where sentiment's heading—especially for emerging markets and risk assets tied to broader economic cycles. This kind of data matters for understanding the bigger picture beyond just on-chain metrics.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 7h ago

The more than $500 billion that escaped from Brazil, now the story of emerging markets has become more complicated.

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GamefiGreenie

· 7h ago

Brazil's capital outflow is so fierce, emerging markets are about to suffer...

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ZKSherlock

· 7h ago

actually... $5B in outflows tells you something about trust assumptions breaking down, no? like, people aren't just moving money—they're *signaling* something about their confidence models. but here's what bugs me: everyone obsesses over the macro narrative while ignoring the privacy implications of tracking these flows at all. how much metadata are we sacrificing just to see the sentiment?

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