ChainCatcher data shows that over the past seven days, Bitget posted the largest increase in BTC wallet balances among the top 10 exchanges by BTC holdings, with a gain of 2.63%. bitFlyer recorded the biggest decline, down 0.36% over the same period.
On exchange proof-of-reserves data, only three platforms saw net reserve asset outflows during the past week: MEXC with a net outflow of $243 million, Deribit with $65.1574 million, and HTX with $5.0471 million. On the inflow side, Binance ranked first with a net inflow of $374 million, followed by Bitget at $137 million and Bitfinex at $53.9368 million.
The figures were published on ChainCatcher’s official data dashboard and reflect recent changes in BTC balances and reserve assets across major trading venues.
Data from ChainCatcher’s official dashboard shows that over the past seven days, Bitget recorded the largest increase in BTC wallet balances among the top 10 exchanges ranked by BTC holdings, up 2.63%. bitFlyer posted the largest decline, down 0.36%.
In proof-of-reserves data, only three exchanges logged net reserve asset outflows during the same period:
- MEXC: -$243 million
- Deribit: -$65.1574 million
- HTX: -$5.0471 million
The top three exchanges by net reserve asset inflows were Binance, Bitget, and Bitfinex:
- Binance: +$374 million
- Bitget: +$137 million
- Bitfinex: +$53.9368 million
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