Bitcoin experienced a net outflow of 2,291 BTC from major exchanges in the last 24 hours, while U.S. trading volume more than doubled by 109%, signaling a shift in liquidity and price discovery toward the U.S. market. Despite short-term inflows over the past week, the one-month trend shows a net outflow, indicating ongoing reduction of BTC balances on exchanges. This shift concentrates trading activity in U.S. hours, increasing sensitivity to U.S. economic news and potentially raising volatility. Investors should watch if outflows persist and how this affects liquidity and price movements in the near term.
Bitcoin reserves on exchanges have fallen to about 2.68 million BTC, down from around 3.2 million at the start of 2024, marking the lowest level since 2023. This decline indicates fewer bitcoins are immediately available for trading on platforms, as ...
BNB was trading at $778.26 on October 3, 2026, up 0.65% in 24 hours, as the crypto community awaits the 37th quarterly auto-burn event. The previous burn removed over 1.6 million BNB tokens, worth around $931.7 million, reducing the supply to approxi...
Sweatcoin's SWEAT token will be delisted from the Dutch exchange Bitvavo on October 7, 2026, when deposits, trading, and withdrawals will close in stages. Remaining SWEAT balances will be automatically converted to euros by October 15. The Sweat Wall...
Bitcoin exchange reserves have dropped to their lowest level in three years, with only about 2.68 million BTC left on exchanges as of October 3, 2026. This decline follows a recent price recovery to around $87,000, which increased demand and led trad...
Bitcoin was priced around $84,576 with order-book depth varying across five markets. Spot markets on Binance and Coinbase showed more bids than asks, indicating buying interest, while perpetual markets on Binance and Hyperliquid had more asks than bi...
