BTC $62,211.02 -1.10%
ETH $1,739.73 -0.56%
BNB $569.47 -0.87%
XRP $1.08 -1.23%
SOL $77.89 -1.67%
TRX $0.3282 -0.84%
DOGE $0.0724 -1.82%
ADA $0.1676 -3.40%
BCH $235.02 -1.86%
LINK $7.64 -1.64%
HYPE $67.66 -0.66%
AAVE $87.46 -1.78%
SUI $0.7139 -1.58%
XLM $0.1811 -3.09%
ZEC $465.09 -3.28%
BTC $62,211.02 -1.10%
ETH $1,739.73 -0.56%
BNB $569.47 -0.87%
XRP $1.08 -1.23%
SOL $77.89 -1.67%
TRX $0.3282 -0.84%
DOGE $0.0724 -1.82%
ADA $0.1676 -3.40%
BCH $235.02 -1.86%
LINK $7.64 -1.64%
HYPE $67.66 -0.66%
AAVE $87.46 -1.78%
SUI $0.7139 -1.58%
XLM $0.1811 -3.09%
ZEC $465.09 -3.28%

Data: After the Bybit hacking incident, the capital flow of major exchanges has diverged, with Binance seeing a net inflow of 749 million USD

2025-02-22 09:43:00
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ChainCatcher news, according to Defillama data, after the Bybit hacking incident, major cryptocurrency exchanges have shown a divergence in fund flows. Binance had a net inflow of $749.3 million in 24 hours, making it the exchange with the highest inflow. This was followed by OKX and Gate.io, with net inflows of $36.98 million and $50.57 million, respectively.

Meanwhile, Bybit experienced a net outflow of $2.399 billion in 24 hours, while Bitget and Robinhood had net outflows of $98.24 million and $39.73 million, respectively.

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