TREE NEWS reports: Binance recorded a net outflow of more than 13,800 bitcoin on September 22, the largest single-day outflow since 2023, worth about $1.15 billion at the time. The exchange’s bitcoin reserves fell from roughly 705,000 BTC to about 685,000 BTC in four days, a decline of some 20,000 BTC worth about $1.66 billion. On-chain analyst Darkfrost said the outflow reflects a broader accumulation trend, with some investors opting for self-custody, though it may also stem from institutional custody and internal wallet management.
Binance Sees Over 13,800 BTC Net Outflow in a Day, Largest Since 2023
A single-day outflow of this size matters less as a directional signal than as a reminder of how concentrated exchange liquidity has become: the drop in Binance's reserves over just four days is large enough to alter the venue's market-depth profile. The analyst's read — accumulation and self-custody — is plausible but not exclusive, since institutional custody shifts and internal wallet management produce identical on-chain footprints. The open question is whether this pace persists; if it does, the gap between exchange-held and self-custodied supply becomes a structural feature worth tracking, not a one-off headline.
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