Data from ChainCatcher’s dashboard shows that only two of the top 10 exchanges by BTC wallet balance recorded net inflows over the past seven days. Among them, Binance posted the largest decline in BTC wallet balance, with a drop of 2.95%.
In proof-of-reserves asset flow data, Deribit, Bybit, and MEXC recorded the largest net outflows, at $340 million, $291 million, and $99.5608 million, respectively. On the inflow side, Binance ranked first with $703 million in net inflows, followed by Bitfinex with $321 million and OKX with $40.4574 million.
The figures were cited by ChainCatcher based on data displayed on its official website dashboard.
According to data displayed on ChainCatcher’s official dashboard, only two of the top 10 exchanges by BTC wallet balance recorded net inflows over the past seven days.
Binance posted the biggest drop in BTC wallet balance during the period, down 2.95%.
Proof-of-reserves asset flows
In exchange proof-of-reserves data, the three largest net outflows were recorded by Deribit, Bybit, and MEXC.
- Deribit: -$340 million
- Bybit: -$291 million
- MEXC: -$99.5608 million
On the inflow side, Binance recorded the largest net inflow at $703 million, followed by Bitfinex and OKX.
- Binance: +$703 million
- Bitfinex: +$321 million
- OKX: +$40.4574 million
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