Binance 24-Hour Net Outflows Shrink to $3.5 Billion, Half the Intraday Peak
Summary
- BlockBeats, citing DefiLlama data, reported that Binance’s 24-hour net outflows fell to $3.5 billion from about $7 billion earlier in the session.
- The ratio of inflows to outflows, which stood at around 20% immediately after the hack, has now rebounded to about 78%, indicating that fund inflows are increasing.
- Binance’s total assets stand at about $127.8 billion, a relatively stable level, and withdrawal services across blockchain networks are being restored in stages.
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Binance’s 24-hour net outflows have fallen by more than half from their intraday peak, indicating a partial recovery in fund flows that had deteriorated sharply after the hack.
BlockBeats, citing DefiLlama data, reported on November 2 that Binance’s 24-hour net outflows declined to about $3.5 billion from roughly $7 billion earlier in the session.
The ratio of inflows to outflows also rebounded to about 78% from around 20% immediately after the hack. That suggests more funds are flowing back into Binance relative to withdrawals.
Binance’s total assets currently stand at about $127.8 billion, a relatively stable level. Withdrawal services across individual blockchain networks are also being restored in stages, the report said.
Minseung Kang
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