So far in November, Bitcoin (BTC) withdrawals from Binance suddenly surgethe world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume.
it is, The second largest wave of exits will occur in 2025.. This movement, which occurs while the digital asset’s price stabilizes around $103,000, is interpreted by XWIN Research Japan as a sign of long-term accumulation.
Historically, the peak of Bitcoin outflows from exchanges has been Investors are moving assets into wallets for self-custody. This behavior suggests confidence in the future of the asset and an intention to hold it (Hodor) rather than trading in the short term.
While major exchanges like Binance regularly perform internal wallet rebuilds, on-chain data suggests that: Most of these exits amount to user churn.
As XWIN Research Japan explains, this theory is reinforced as follows: Simultaneous increase in OTC trading desk activity (over-the-counter), for private transfers to custodial wallets. Another sign of possible organized participation.
From a market analysis perspective, Bitcoin outflow from Binance can be considered a bullish signal in the medium to long term. As explained on Criptopedia (the education section of CriptoNoticias), a reduction in the supply of Bitcoin available on exchanges reduces the potential selling pressure and tightens the supply environment.
