BTC $65,185.44 +0.71%
ETH $1,896.37 +1.37%
BNB $570.49 -0.05%
XRP $1.11 +1.12%
SOL $77.61 +2.01%
TRX $0.3265 -0.09%
DOGE $0.0718 -0.70%
ADA $0.1691 +1.88%
BCH $220.44 +1.68%
LINK $8.52 +1.95%
HYPE $62.39 +2.28%
AAVE $89.45 +0.38%
SUI $0.7632 +1.75%
XLM $0.1881 -0.63%
ZEC $548.35 -0.42%
BTC $65,185.44 +0.71%
ETH $1,896.37 +1.37%
BNB $570.49 -0.05%
XRP $1.11 +1.12%
SOL $77.61 +2.01%
TRX $0.3265 -0.09%
DOGE $0.0718 -0.70%
ADA $0.1691 +1.88%
BCH $220.44 +1.68%
LINK $8.52 +1.95%
HYPE $62.39 +2.28%
AAVE $89.45 +0.38%
SUI $0.7632 +1.75%
XLM $0.1881 -0.63%
ZEC $548.35 -0.42%

Data: Binance has seen an outflow of approximately 1.2 billion USD in stablecoins this month, indicating a lack of liquidity in the cryptocurrency market

2026-05-31 16:10:00
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According to analyst Darkfost citing CryptoQuant data, Binance experienced a net outflow of stablecoins of approximately $1.2 billion, marking a reversal after two consecutive months of inflows, indicating that liquidity in the crypto market continues to weaken. As the largest crypto trading platform, Binance's stablecoin reserves have decreased from $51 billion in November 2025 to $44 billion.

Darkfost believes that although Bitcoin has rebounded since the beginning of the year, it has not yet established a sustainable trend supported by continuous liquidity. Currently, this rebound seems more like a technical bounce after being oversold.

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