Bitcoin (BTC) led the crypto inflow rankings in Cryptometer’s Oct. 31 snapshot, while Zcash (ZEC) and Ether (ETH) topped the outflow side. The tally also tracked transfers involving stablecoins and fiat currencies.
Bitcoin’s inflow was $112.35 million. Solana (SOL) followed at $38.32 million, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) ranked third with $25.97 million. The snapshot also listed $7.04 million for Uniswap (UNI), $2.94 million for NEAR and $2.75 million for Ondo (ONDO).
ZEC had the largest reported outflow, at $21.84 million, while ETH recorded $19.96 million. HYPE appeared on both sides of the token tally, with $11.92 million in outflows alongside its inflow. Other reported outflows were $9.57 million for XRP, $6.77 million for Q and $2.37 million for BNB.
The snapshot listed $58.98 million from USD and $3.21 million from KRW flowing into crypto, plus $134.42 million from Tether (USDT) and $17.47 million from USDC.
The reported destinations included USDT ($48.03 million) and USDC ($3.86 million), alongside fiat inflows of USD ($27.50 million), KRW ($8.31 million) and EUR ($3.77 million).
For comparison, Cryptometer’s Oct. 26 snapshot showed $62.41 million moving from crypto into U.S. dollars and $20.74 million moving from USD into crypto, as detailed in EconoTimes’ earlier report on crypto and dollar flows.
