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Bitcoin's Nov. 6 Crypto Flows Show $135.22 Million In, $44.07 Million Out

Ether ranked second for inflows at $87.84 million. BETH and BNB recorded $13.10 million and $10.26 million, respectively.

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A data graphic compares Bitcoin’s reported inflows and outflows during a five-hour window / TokenPost.ai (macro)
A data graphic compares Bitcoin’s reported inflows and outflows during a five-hour window / TokenPost.ai (macro)

A five-hour Cryptometer reading dated Nov. 6 showed Bitcoin (BTC) at the top of both crypto flow columns, with $135.22 million entering and $44.07 million leaving the asset.

The snapshot was timestamped 8:40 a.m. EST (13:40 UTC). Ether (ETH) followed BTC on inflows at $87.84 million. BETH was listed at $13.10 million and BNB at $10.26 million.

XRP had the next-largest outflow, at $16.10 million, while ETH registered $4.24 million in outflows. BTC's appearance in both columns reflects reported activity in each direction during the five-hour window; the totals are listed separately.

Elsewhere in the reading, Cryptometer listed $42.83 million moving from U.S. dollars into crypto, along with $4.05 million from euros and $3.48 million from Brazilian reals. Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) entries moving into crypto totaled $226.27 million and $14.27 million, respectively.

Cryptometer's dollar figures aggregate trading activity across asset pairs. They do not establish transfers between accounts or show that fresh cash entered the market, a distinction covered in EconoTimes' earlier explanation of the flow data.

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