Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) appeared on both sides of Cryptometer’s Nov. 9 flow snapshot, but Bitcoin led token inflows at $95.20 million while Ether led outflows at $114.82 million.
The tally also recorded $13.90 million leaving BTC and $12.76 million entering ETH. It listed inflows and outflows separately for each asset; the Bitcoin inflow does not offset the Ether outflow.
After ETH, XRP and Zcash (ZEC) had the next-largest listed token outflows, at $40.60 million and $40.44 million, respectively. Solana (SOL) appeared in both directions, with $6.44 million leaving and $5.74 million entering.
Fiat currency conversions also ran in both directions. The largest listed flow into crypto from a fiat currency was $43.41 million from U.S. dollars, followed by $2.13 million from euros, $1.66 million from Singapore dollars and $1.61 million from Japanese yen. In the opposite direction, $37.22 million went into U.S. dollars, $17.98 million into Korean won and $2.66 million into euros.
The tally put flows into Tether (USDT) at $146.38 million and into USDC at $10.15 million. Transfers from those stablecoins into crypto amounted to $83.94 million for USDT and $10.50 million for USDC.
For comparison, the Nov. 8 Cryptometer snapshot recorded $23.50 million entering BTC and $8 million leaving ETH. Those figures describe a separate reading from the Nov. 9 tally.
