[Crypto in & out] Bitcoin leads inflows at $70.41 million; Monero draws $1.54 million
Bitcoin attracted $70.41 million, ahead of ETH's $14.88 million, while Monero drew $1.54 million. ETH led token outflows at $6.14 million.

Bitcoin led cryptocurrency inflows with $70.41 million, while Monero attracted $1.54 million. ETH, HYPE and Q recorded the largest token outflows.
BTC inflows of $70.41 million far exceeded the $14.88 million recorded for ETH, the second-largest token recipient.
Data as of 12:04 UTC on October 27 showed fiat funding flowing into cryptocurrencies, with USD accounting for $30.70 million, KRW for $8.29 million and EUR for $2.11 million.
Stablecoin funding also moved into cryptocurrencies, including $77.98 million in USDT and $11.56 million in USDC.
The leading token inflows were BTC at $70.41 million, ETH at $14.88 million and ZIG at $7.81 million. SOL followed with $6.02 million, BNB with $3.67 million and GOOGLB with $3.65 million.
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ETH led token outflows at $6.14 million.
Other outflows included HYPE at $5.46 million, Q at $4.43 million, TRX at $3.73 million, AAVE at $3.10 million and XRP at $2.94 million.
Some funds exiting tokens moved into stablecoins, with USDT receiving $17.68 million and USD1 receiving $3.04 million. Meanwhile, $6.30 million in USDC moved into cryptocurrencies.
Flows into fiat currencies included $12.39 million into KRW and $12.32 million into USD.