Three Timeframe Fund Flow Rankings
According to real-time data from DeFiLlama's CEX fund flow tracker, net capital inflows into centralized exchanges show divergent patterns across the 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day windows. The data, sourced from the platform's monitoring of exchange hot wallet addresses (deposits minus withdrawals), provides a clear picture of current liquidity trends and user confidence.
24-Hour: Bybit Leads, Bitfinex and Bitget Close Behind
In the past 24 hours, Bybit recorded the highest net inflow of $25.48 million, demonstrating strong short-term capital attraction. Bitfinex followed with $19.63 million, and Bitget ranked third with $17.12 million. The short-term inflows suggest heightened trading activity or deposit incentives at these platforms.
7-Day: Bitget Dominates with $743M, OKX and Bitfinex Trail
Extending the view to seven days, Bitget netted an impressive $743 million in inflows, more than double the second-place OKX ($312 million) and far ahead of Bitfinex ($81.46 million). Bitget's weekly inflow nearly equals the combined total of OKX and Bitfinex, indicating a major capital migration toward the exchange, possibly driven by recent product launches or marketing campaigns.
30-Day: Bitfinex Tops, Bitget and Gate Follow
Over the 30-day timeframe, Bitfinex led with $472 million in net inflows, underscoring its steady base of long-term capital. Bitget followed with $397 million, and Gate came third with $253 million. Notably, OKX and Bybit did not rank in the top three for the 30-day period, suggesting their inflows are more episodic rather than sustained.
Overall, Bitget demonstrates strong performance across both the 7-day and 30-day windows, while Bitfinex maintains dominance over the longer term. Bybit's presence only in the 24-hour ranking hints at short-lived capital surges. Investors and analysts can use this data to gauge liquidity and trust shifts among major CEXs. Data source: DeFiLlama CEX dashboard.