Bitcoin (BTC) had the largest positive balance in Cryptometer’s Oct. 21 trading-flow snapshot, with buying exceeding selling by $120.54 million over 24 hours across the pairs the tracker covers.
The tracker recorded $2.25 billion in Bitcoin inflows and $2.13 billion in outflows. Its net figure reflects the difference between buying and selling; it does not, by itself, show that fresh money entered the crypto market.
Ether (ETH) followed Bitcoin with a $37.57 million net inflow, and Solana (SOL) recorded $27.69 million. Worldcoin (WLD) posted $14.80 million. FDUSD ranked fifth at $12.77 million, ahead of XRP’s $10.70 million positive balance.
Selling exceeded buying most sharply for SPCXB, which had an $11.33 million net outflow. SOXLB recorded a $6.92 million outflow, followed by TSLAB at $4.80 million.
The Oct. 18 Cryptometer snapshot placed Bitcoin first for inflows at $100.42 million. That earlier tally ranked inflows and outflows separately, while the Oct. 21 figures rank the difference between them.
