CoinDesk Research data shows that capital has continued to leave the crypto market since June, with 77 exchanges worldwide recording nearly $1 billion in combined net outflows. Against that backdrop, Binance still posted $36.9 million in net inflows as of early July, making it one of the few centralized exchanges that remained in positive territory. The data also points to factors drawing user attention during a more volatile stretch in the market, including reserves, liquidity and risk controls. Binance’s USDT and USDC reserve ratios were both above 100%, with reserves publicly verifiable, while its roughly $1 billion SAFU fund is held in publicly traceable on-chain wallets. Even as overall trading volume declined, Binance still held about 24% of spot market share, 36% of perpetual futures market share, and roughly 55% of reserve assets across centralized exchanges.
Capital has continued to leave the crypto market since June, according to CoinDesk Research, with 77 exchanges globally posting nearly $1 billion in combined net outflows.
As of early July, Binance still recorded $36.9 million in net inflows, making it one of the few centralized exchanges that remained in net inflow territory.
Reserve ratios and SAFU fund disclosure
During a period of heavier market swings, users have paid closer attention to exchange reserves, liquidity and risk management capacity. The data shows Binance maintained reserve ratios above 100% for both USDT and USDC, and those reserves can be publicly verified.
Its SAFU protection fund, worth about $1 billion, is also held in publicly traceable on-chain wallets.
Spot, perpetuals and reserve asset share
Even with overall market trading volume declining, Binance still accounted for about 24% of spot market share, 36% of perpetual futures market share, and roughly 55% of reserve assets held by centralized exchanges.
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