Which crypto had highest buyers today

Screening Filters

1. turnover_24h >= 1
   • Purpose: Ensure that only cryptocurrencies with actual trading activity in the last 24 hours are included.
   • Rationale:
     • The user is asking for the cryptocurrency with the highest number of buyers today.
     • We do not have a direct metric for “number of buyers” (individual accounts or orders) across all exchanges—this data is generally not publicly aggregated and varies by venue.
     • The closest reliable proxy we can use is 24-hour turnover/volume: assets with more trading activity (higher turnover) typically have more participants (buyers and sellers).
     • By setting turnover_24h >= 1, we filter out dead or illiquid coins that had zero trades, keeping only those that actually had buyers and sellers today. From this active set, one can then approximate “most buyers” by looking at the highest 24h turnover.

Why Results Match (and Limitations)

• We do not directly support the specific indicator “number of buyers today” because:

  • Exchanges generally do not publish unique buyer counts.
  • Even if some did, aggregating across all exchanges for each coin is not available as a standardized metric.

• The applied filter is still effective for addressing your question because:

  • It focuses on coins with real trading activity in the last 24 hours, which is a necessary condition for having many buyers.
  • Among those, the coin with the highest 24h turnover is a practical proxy for “the most actively bought (and sold) cryptocurrency today,” which is the closest measurable concept to “highest number of buyers.”

In short, while we cannot literally rank by “number of buyers,” filtering by 24h turnover ensures we look only at actively traded cryptocurrencies, and high turnover strongly correlates with having many buyers during the day.