TREE NEWS reports: Binance led all exchanges in 24-hour net inflows at $2.3 billion, reversing Monday’s heavy outflows after the exchange restored access to funds following its $6.3 billion hack. The turnaround came as withdrawals expanded, with the exchange topping peers on the inflow metric.
Binance net inflows hit $2.3B as exchange restores fund access after $6.3B hack
The speed of the reversal matters more than the headline number: depositors returning within a day of restored access suggests the hack was read as an operational incident rather than a solvency event, at least by those moving funds back. That distinction is what separates a liquidity shock from a confidence break, and it affects Binance's standing with counterparties who judge exchanges on how they handle stress. Whether the inflow holds once withdrawal activity settles, and whether peers see similar recoveries, is the open question.
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