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Binance fund flows reverse: from $7 billion in outflows to around $1.6 billion in net inflows over 24 hours.

Key figures:
• 24-hour net inflows of around $1.6 billion (PANews, Nov 3, DefiLlama data); Binance’s total tracked assets are around $127.7 billion.
• Another report gives a different figure from a different snapshot: Lookonchain, via Blockchain.news (Nov 3), reported $1.82 billion in net inflows — the direction is the same, but the measurement times differ.
• For comparison: peak intraday outflows were around $7 billion; as recently as Monday, outflows were still $2.57 billion, down from $6.1 billion on Sunday (DefiLlama via Cointelegraph). The cumulative swing is more than $8.6 billion.

What this means to me: this is no longer just “outflows easing” — it’s a reversal. After withdrawals began reopening gradually on Nov 1 and the second phase opened today, some of the funds that had left are now flowing back in. But two caveats are essential: first, Binance previously disputed DefiLlama’s figures as incomplete because they didn’t include deposits to its new hot wallet — so this is a dashboard signal, not official confirmation from the exchange. Second, funds flowing into an exchange don’t mean they’re being used to buy coins right away; they could simply be parked there. BTC is still around $77,047 — there’s no rally yet to confirm full confidence.

What I’m watching: whether these inflows persist in tomorrow’s data or reverse again, how smoothly the second withdrawal phase goes, and tonight’s events — JOLTS at 22:00 WIB and the US election results.

What do you think — is this a sign that confidence is returning, or just funds being parked temporarily while waiting for the election results?

This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.

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