Overview
Recent data from DeFiLlama reveals the net capital inflow rankings for major centralized exchanges across three timeframes: 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days. The results show notable variation in which exchanges attract the most capital depending on the period, reflecting differing short-term and medium-to-long-term capital allocation preferences.
24-Hour Net Inflow Rankings
In the past 24 hours, the top three exchanges by net capital inflow are: Bybit ($25.48 million), Bitfinex ($19.63 million), and Bitget ($17.12 million). All three recorded inflows in the tens of millions, with Bybit leading, indicating strong capital attraction over the last day.
7-Day Net Inflow Rankings
Over the 7-day period, the rankings shift significantly: Bitget ($743 million) takes the top spot, followed by OKX ($312 million) and Bitfinex ($81.46 million). Bitget's massive lead—more than double that of OKX—suggests a sustained capital surge, possibly driven by promotional campaigns or favorable market sentiment.
30-Day Net Inflow Rankings
Looking at the 30-day horizon, the top three exchanges are: Bitfinex ($472 million), Bitget ($397 million), and Gate ($253 million). Bitfinex climbs from third position in shorter timeframes to first, while Bitget maintains a strong presence and Gate enters the top three for the first time. This longer-term data indicates that established exchanges like Bitfinex attract more patient capital, whereas Bitget performs well across both short and medium terms.
Conclusion
Comparing the three timeframes reveals distinct persistence patterns: Bitget ranks among the top two in both 7-day and 30-day metrics, demonstrating robust capital appeal; Bitfinex shows strength in both 24-hour and 30-day windows; Bybit leads short-term but does not appear in longer-term top three. These rankings provide investors with a clearer view of current capital flows and trends across major centralized exchanges.