ChainCatcher data showed a split picture across major crypto exchanges over the past seven days. Among the top 10 exchanges ranked by BTC wallet balances, Gate posted the largest increase, with its balance rising 3.43%. OKX recorded the steepest decline, with a 2.15% drop over the same period.
The outlet’s data panel also tracked exchange flows under proof-of-reserves transparency metrics. On that basis, Gate ranked first in net inflows at $287 million, followed by Binance at $281 million and Bybit at $189 million. On the outflow side, Bitfinex posted the largest net outflow at $70.1873 million, with Bitget next at $44.5896 million and MEXC at $30.7579 million.
The figures were cited directly from ChainCatcher’s official data dashboard. No additional time frame beyond the past seven days was provided in the report.
ChainCatcher reported, citing its official data dashboard, that Gate posted the biggest BTC wallet balance increase among the top 10 exchanges over the past seven days, rising 3.43%. OKX recorded the largest decline, with a 2.15% drop.
BTC wallet balance changes among top exchanges
Within the group of the 10 exchanges with the largest BTC wallet balances, Gate led the gains over the past seven days, while OKX saw the sharpest decline.
Net flows under proof-of-reserves transparency data
Under exchange proof-of-reserves transparency metrics, the top three net inflows over the past seven days were Gate at $287 million, Binance at $281 million, and Bybit at $189 million.
The top three net outflows were Bitfinex at $70.1873 million, Bitget at $44.5896 million, and MEXC at $30.7579 million.
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