The figures on today’s rankings make just how small the flows are crystal clear.

Of the 80 assets on the BSC smart-money 24-hour net inflow ranking, only 12 saw net inflows of more than $1,000. For 22 assets, net inflows were between $0 and $100—just a few dozen dollars. The biggest inflow on the entire list was POP, at $16,800, with just one trader participating all day. The 46 assets with positive inflows totaled $54,600, while the 34 with outflows shed $57,600, leaving a net of -$2,994. The list as a whole is moving outward.

Interest is fading at the same time. The 20 assets on the social buzz ranking had a combined 24.186 million. BTC was still in first place at 6.606 million, but 24 hours earlier it was at 10.068 million—a drop of 34.4%, after hitting an intraday low of 6.123 million. Meanwhile, its price rose 1.35% over the same period, touching $83,000. Buzz is falling while the price is rising.

The makeup of the list has changed, too. Of the 20 assets, 12 are tokens linked to U.S. stocks, accounting for 45.1% of the list’s total buzz. SPCXB ranks second, TSLAB third, and NVDAB seventh. Chinese-language buzz is down to just 7.59%.

The numbers look good on the trader side. All 25 addresses on the seven-day PnL ranking are in positive territory, with a combined $995,000 and a median of $34,200. It’s clear where the money came from: $74,000 of the top trader’s $88,000 came from BTCB, or 84.1%; the trader in fifth place made 99.2% of their gains from BTCB. BTCB was the top profit-making asset for 13 of the 25 traders, generating a combined $476,000. Another 14 traders touched only three or four assets over the seven days.

Attention has shifted to the stock prices of other companies, while money has retreated to the two assets traders know best.

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