They ran for the exits — then quietly walked back in.
When withdrawals reopened on Sunday, $10.97 billion poured out in just 46 hours — net outflows of $5.28 billion. Monday was the heaviest day of all. It looked like everyone had lost faith at once.
Then the tide turned. By early Tuesday, hourly deposits were beating withdrawals again, and the exchange led all others with $2.3 billion in net inflows over 24 hours, just as phase-2 withdrawals opened.
Meanwhile $BTC trades near $77,200 and $ETH near $2,250 — steadier than the panic suggested.
Lesson: panic is loud, confidence returns quietly. The crowd that flees first often comes back first too. Never make a permanent decision on the loudest day.
Did you move your coins off during the panic, or did you hold still through it?
#CryptoStory #MarketCalm #DailyCryptoNotes
Not financial advice — just my market notes.
When withdrawals reopened on Sunday, $10.97 billion poured out in just 46 hours — net outflows of $5.28 billion. Monday was the heaviest day of all. It looked like everyone had lost faith at once.
Then the tide turned. By early Tuesday, hourly deposits were beating withdrawals again, and the exchange led all others with $2.3 billion in net inflows over 24 hours, just as phase-2 withdrawals opened.
Meanwhile $BTC trades near $77,200 and $ETH near $2,250 — steadier than the panic suggested.
Lesson: panic is loud, confidence returns quietly. The crowd that flees first often comes back first too. Never make a permanent decision on the loudest day.
Did you move your coins off during the panic, or did you hold still through it?
#CryptoStory #MarketCalm #DailyCryptoNotes
Not financial advice — just my market notes.
