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Binance Bitcoin Reserves Drop by 40,000 BTC Over 15 Days
Outflows from Binance have reached multi-year highs as approximately $3.3 billion worth of Bitcoin left the exchange during a two-week period.
Bitcoin reserves on Binance decreased by roughly 40,000 BTC over a 15-day span, representing about $3.3 billion in value. According to analysis shared on X by Darkfost, the platform's reserves fell from 704,800 BTC on September 20 to 663,100 BTC, while Bitcoin consolidated around the $85,000 level.
Net outflows from the exchange reached multi-year highs, with weekly withdrawals totaling 23,100 BTC, or approximately $1.4 billion. This marked the largest single-week net outflow from Binance since June 2023, accompanied by a recent daily outflow of nearly 14,300 BTC.
The analyst noted that large volumes of Bitcoin leaving a major exchange often point toward accumulation and long-term holding strategies. While the current pattern resembles market behavior seen during the 2023 recovery, the report cautions that exchange outflows alone do not ensure upward price movement.
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