While the spot $BTC digests the 84k zone, the available stock on Binance quickly falls.

Facts (CryptoQuant, press excerpts from 25/09):
• More than 13,800 BTC net outflows in a single day on Binance, the largest daily flow since 2023 (analyst Darkfost).
• Binance reserves: about 705,000 to 685,000 BTC over four days, i.e. ~−20,000 BTC.
• Multi-CEX window 22–24/09: about $2.52B in aggregated net outflows (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitfinex; Amr Taha / CryptoQuant).
• Kraken spot at the time of the post (~02:46 UTC, 26/09): BTC ≈ $84,006, ETH ≈ $2,691, nearly flat over 24h.

Read (interpretation, not advice):
Less BTC on the most liquid exchange means less immediate sell-side supply. But an outflow doesn’t automatically mean a HODL: custody, another platform, OTC. The signal is strong; the reason behind each transfer is not.

Scenarios:
• A: outflows that remain negative + spot holding above ~83k → an offer squeeze that can support the range.
• B: a reversal to net deposits on Binance + break below ~83k → the “FOMO outflow” reads as just a short-term repositioning.

Do you read the CryptoQuant exchange flows instead, or the spot ETFs, to judge whether supply is really tightening?

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