TREE NEWS reports: Whales have increased stablecoin transfers into Binance, with 30-day cumulative inflows from addresses moving over $1 million rising from $21.7 billion to $30.5 billion, a gain of more than 40% in just over a month, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost said. The increase may signal potential buying pressure. Whale stablecoin inflows previously peaked above $61 billion in October before a prolonged pullback, and behavior has shifted cautiously as Bitcoin’s structural trend changes.
Whale Stablecoin Inflows to Binance Top $30.5B, Up Over 40% From Lows
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The rebound in large-wallet stablecoin transfers points to dry powder being repositioned onto the exchange, though the level remains roughly half the October peak, so this reads as cautious re-engagement rather than a full risk-on rotation. It matters most for traders watching whether sidelined capital converts into spot demand, and for anyone gauging exchange liquidity conditions. Whether inflows keep climbing toward the prior high, or stall again as they did after October, is the open question.
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