Since the last correction, which ended in early April 2025, Binance has mostly seen BTC outflows, a sign that many investors were moving their coins off the exchange to store them in personal wallets, usually a signal of long-term confidence.
But things have recently changed.
Since July 11, while Bitcoin was hitting a new all-time high, inflows to Binance have taken over. Around 23 000 BTC, worth about $2.7 billion, have been sent to the platform.
That kind of volume could normally bring selling pressure, but the market seems to have handled it well, with prices staying fairly stable.
The biggest inflows happened between July 14 and 15, and they appear linked to a large movement of 40 000 BTC from wallets possibly tied to a Satoshi-era miner.
The miner wallets has now moved a total of 80 000 BTC in recent weeks. Naturally, that’s gotten a lot of attention, given how old and rare these coins are.
When it comes to moving big amounts of Bitcoin, Binance seems still the go-to place.
Its liquidity and infrastructure make it one of the safest and most efficient options for large players, which is why these big moves often end up there and therefore why it should be monitored closely.
Written by Darkfost
