ChainCatcher data shows a split picture across major crypto exchanges over the past seven days. Among the top 10 exchanges by BTC wallet balance, OKX recorded the biggest increase, with its balance rising 0.86%. Bybit posted the largest decline at 3.07%.
The same data panel also tracked exchange proof-of-reserves asset flows. Bybit recorded the largest net outflow in reserve assets at $119 million, followed by Bitget at $88.7415 million and Bitfinex at $31.471 million. On the inflow side, Binance led by a wide margin with $8.85 billion in net inflows. OKX ranked next with $76.7239 million, followed by Deribit with $40.3394 million.
The figures were published on ChainCatcher’s official data dashboard and cover BTC wallet balances and reserve asset movements across major trading platforms.
Data from ChainCatcher’s official dashboard shows that over the past seven days, OKX posted the largest increase in BTC wallet balance among the top 10 exchanges by balance, up 0.86%. Bybit recorded the biggest decline, at 3.07%.
Reserve asset flows on proof-of-reserves data
On exchange proof-of-reserves transparency metrics, the three largest net reserve asset outflows were from Bybit at $119 million, Bitget at $88.7415 million, and Bitfinex at $31.471 million.
On the inflow side, Binance recorded the largest net inflow at $8.85 billion. OKX followed with $76.7239 million, while Deribit ranked third with $40.3394 million.
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