ChainCatcher data shows that over the past seven days, Bybit posted the steepest decline in BTC wallet balances among the top 10 exchanges by bitcoin holdings, with a 1.5% drop. OKX recorded the largest increase over the same period, up 1.4%.
On exchange proof-of-reserves data, only two platforms saw net reserve asset outflows during the past week: Bybit and MEXC. Their net outflows were $59.493 million and $50.7179 million, respectively.
Meanwhile, the top three exchanges by net reserve asset inflows were Binance, Bitfinex, and Bitget. Binance led with a net inflow of $518 million, followed by Bitfinex at $203 million and Bitget at $82.6782 million, according to the ChainCatcher data panel.
According to the ChainCatcher data panel, Bybit recorded the largest decline in BTC wallet balances over the past seven days among the top 10 exchanges ranked by bitcoin holdings, with a drop of 1.5%. OKX posted the biggest increase, up 1.4% over the same period.
In proof-of-reserves data, only two exchanges saw net reserve asset outflows in the past seven days: Bybit and MEXC. Their net outflows came to $59.493 million and $50.7179 million, respectively.
Over the same period, the top three exchanges by net reserve asset inflows were Binance with $518 million, Bitfinex with $203 million, and Bitget with $82.6782 million.
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