Digital Currency
Add as a preferred source on GoogleCoins reaching exchanges may be available for trading, but that possibility is not evidence of completed sales.
Bitcoin (BTC) exchange inflows track transfers to trading platforms, offering a measure of coins that may be available for trading without showing whether holders completed sales.
The reading records Bitcoin arriving at an exchange rather than confirming a completed transaction.
Coins held on trading platforms may be available to trade, but that status alone does not show a sale occurred.
An inflow describes where Bitcoin moved; on its own, it cannot show whether a trade followed.
Coinglass data showed about 7,054 BTC in net daily inflows on Oct. 24; U.S. volume reached $673.24 million the previous day.
The exchange-specific reading also listed a 0.168% short ratio and does not show positioning on other platforms.
Bitcoin-network sales reached $31.07 million, while Ethereum ranked second at $24.64 million.
