Bitcoin (BTC) recorded the largest net outflow in Cryptometer’s Oct. 30 snapshot of 24-hour crypto flows, while Ether (ETH) also posted a net outflow as several tracked assets showed net inflows.
Bitcoin saw $4.23 billion in recorded inflows and $4.92 billion in outflows, resulting in a $694.28 million net outflow. Ether’s inflows totaled $2.22 billion against $2.43 billion in outflows, for a $209.09 million net outflow.
USD Coin (USDC) had the strongest positive net balance at $62.17 million. Other listed positive flows were $17.32 million for PEPE, $16.27 million for ZIG, $12.32 million for TRON (TRX) and $12.27 million for SNDKB. HYPE also recorded a net inflow, at $10.08 million.
Among other assets with net outflows, BNB recorded $38.09 million and Solana (SOL) $27.22 million, followed by USD1 at $17.91 million. Tether (USDT) had a $1.29 million net outflow.
An earlier 24-hour crypto flow snapshot put Bitcoin’s net outflow at $302.61 million.
