🚨 Bitcoin Exchange Supply Is Falling Fast

Something unusual just showed up in Bitcoin’s exchange flows.

According to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, Binance recorded 13,800+ BTC in net outflows in a single day — its largest daily outflow since 2023.

Even more notable: Binance’s BTC reserves fell from roughly 705,000 BTC to 685,000 BTC in just four days, a decline of around 20,000 BTC.

The 7-day average netflow has also moved to approximately -2,000 BTC, meaning withdrawals have recently outweighed deposits.

Why does this matter?

Coins moving off exchanges can indicate investors are shifting BTC toward self-custody or longer-term storage, reducing the amount immediately available for exchange selling.

Darkfost also links the unusually large withdrawals to renewed FOMO, as BTC has rallied roughly 45% from July levels and recently held above the $82K area.

⚠️ Important: Exchange outflows do NOT automatically mean price must rise. Transfers can also reflect custody movements, institutional activity or other wallet transactions.

Rising BTC price + falling Binance reserves is a market structure worth watching closely.

If this flow persists, the supply sitting directly on exchanges could become an increasingly important part of Bitcoin’s next move.

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