Exchange Inflow/Outflow

There are three separate metrics regarding exchange funds flow:

• exchange_inflow - How many coins/tokens are moved from non-exchange to exchange wallets.
• exchange_outflow - How many coins/tokens are moved from exchange to non-exchange wallets.
• exchange_balance - The difference inflow-outflow (inflow minus outflow). The usefulness of this metric comes from the fact that transactions from missing/unknown exchange wallets to missing/unknown exchange wallets cancel each other.

Some of the metrics have a USD equivalent - the raw value is multiplied by the price of the coin/token at the given date. The available USD metrics are exchange_inflow_usd and exchange_outflow_usd

For exchange-specific data, please refer to that page.

Restricted Access.

Amount of coins/tokens

Timeseries Data

Change Metrics:

• exchange_inflow_change_1d

• exchange_inflow_change_7d

• exchange_inflow_change_30d

• exchange_outflow_change_1d

• exchange_outflow_change_7d

• exchange_outflow_change_30d

• exchange_balance_change_1d

• exchange_balance_change_7d

• exchange_balance_change_30d

• exchange_inflow_usd_change_1d

• exchange_inflow_usd_change_7d

• exchange_inflow_usd_change_30d

• exchange_outflow_usd_change_1d

• exchange_outflow_usd_change_7d

• exchange_outflow_usd_change_30d

Five-Minute Intervals

On-Chain Latency

It is not uncommon for large inflows of tokens to the exchange to precede rapid price growth.

Here is that exact scenario in the case of aeternity, a blockchain platform that enables scalable smart contracts:

Note: Aeternity moved from ERC20 to their own blockchain and Santiment does not have data for this new blockchain.

When a large amount of tokens flows out of the exchange, on the other hand, the price is likely to fall soon thereafter.

Available for these assets

Note: All of the metrics are available for the same set of assets.

Available under the exchange_balance, exchange_inflow and exchange_outflow names.

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{
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  getMetric(metric: "exchange_balance") {
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    timeseriesDataJson(
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      slug: "santiment"
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      from: "2020-01-01T12:00:00Z"
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      to: "2020-01-03T12:00:00Z"
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      interval: "1d"
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    )
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  }
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}

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{
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  getMetric(metric: "exchange_inflow") {
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    timeseriesDataJson(
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      slug: "santiment"
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      from: "2020-01-01T12:00:00Z"
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      to: "2020-01-03T12:00:00Z"
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      interval: "1d"
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    )
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  }
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}

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{
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  getMetric(metric: "exchange_outflow") {
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    timeseriesDataJson(
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      slug: "santiment"
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      from: "2020-01-01T12:00:00Z"
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      to: "2020-01-03T12:00:00Z"
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      interval: "1d"
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    )
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  }
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}