Cryptometer’s 7:26 a.m. ET (12:26 UTC) Nov. 2 reading showed diverging 24-hour net flows for USDC and Ether (ETH), reflecting mixed movement across the tracked crypto assets.
USDC had $722.83 million coming in and $635.91 million leaving, producing an $86.92 million net inflow. Bitcoin (BTC) followed at $52.31 million in net inflows, with Solana (SOL) at $34.23 million.
TRON (TRX) and RLUSD had net inflows of $13.22 million and $9.73 million, respectively. For Ether, $695.14 million left against $655.53 million entering, leaving a net outflow of $39.61 million. XRP’s net outflow was $26.90 million; the corresponding figures were $11.05 million for BNB, $10.19 million for U and $9.38 million for USD1.
Tether (USDT) had a positive net flow of $3.86 million, after $139.16 million came in and $135.31 million went out.
Bitcoin’s balance changed sign from Oct. 30: it posted a $694.28 million net outflow then, compared with a $52.31 million net inflow on Nov. 2. Ether remained negative, though its net outflow narrowed to $39.61 million from $209.09 million, according to EconoTimes’ earlier snapshot report.
