An Oct. 21 snapshot identified as CryptoMeter data listed $27.18 million in reported trading-pair flow into U.S. dollars, the largest fiat-side outflow shown in the table.
CryptoMeter defines volume flow as buying and selling across trading pairs, expressed in U.S. dollars. The figures describe reported trading activity; they do not establish that customers withdrew cash or transferred funds.
On the other side of the fiat table, dollar-to-crypto flow reached $20.97 million. The euro accounted for $11.18 million and the Brazilian real for $8.82 million. The table also listed $0.98 million in flow from crypto into Turkish lira.
Among non-stablecoin assets, Bitcoin (BTC) had the highest reported inflow at $27.24 million. XRP followed at $11.05 million, with Solana (SOL) at $7.48 million. Ether (ETH) had the largest outflow in that category at $23.49 million, while a separate entry showed $4.25 million flowing into Ether.
Stablecoins appeared in their own category. The table listed $42.49 million in flow into Tether (USDT), so Bitcoin’s ranking applies to non-stablecoin tokens rather than every crypto asset shown.
Bitcoin also led listed token inflows in an earlier Oct. 18 flow reading, which put its figure at $100.42 million. The readings cover separate dates.
