Retail Bitcoin activity on Binance has dropped to its lowest in nine years, with the 30-day average of BTC inflows below 1 BTC falling to 332 BTC. This decline is driven by growing retail preference for exchange custody over self-custody wallets and the rise of spot Bitcoin ETFs launched in January 2024, which offer a safer, more accessible way to gain BTC exposure without managing wallets or keys. Additionally, some retail investors have rotated capital into equities and commodities, further reducing direct crypto market participation. This shift reflects a fundamental change in how retail investors engage with Bitcoin, signaling adaptation rather than a loss of interest as the market matures.
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