ChainCatcher data showed mixed BTC wallet balance changes across the top 10 exchanges over the past seven days. Among those platforms, Binance posted the largest increase in BTC wallet balances at 1.46%, while Gate recorded the biggest decline at 7.39%.
The same data panel also tracked reserve asset movements under exchange proof-of-reserves disclosures. On the outflow side, OKX ranked first with a net outflow of $237 million, followed by Bybit at $74.8018 million and KuCoin at $41.5647 million. On the inflow side, Binance recorded the largest net inflow at $9.879 billion. Gate came next with a net inflow of $208 million, while Bitget followed with $16.9114 million.
The figures were cited by ChainCatcher in a market data update published on Aug. 24.
ChainCatcher said data from its official dashboard showed that, over the past seven days, Binance posted the largest increase in BTC wallet balances among the top 10 exchanges by BTC holdings, rising 1.46%. Gate recorded the largest decline, at 7.39%.
Proof-of-reserves asset flows
In exchange proof-of-reserves data, the three largest net reserve asset outflows were recorded by OKX at -$237 million, Bybit at -$74.8018 million, and KuCoin at -$41.5647 million.
On the inflow side, Binance saw the largest net inflow at $9.879 billion. Gate followed with $208 million, and Bitget ranked next with $16.9114 million.
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