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Bitcoin reserves on Binance have fallen to about 619,000 BTC, the lowest level since October 2025, according to CryptoQuant analyst Arab Chain. The drop comes as exchange outflows and spot Bitcoin ETF buying continue to reshape available market supply, while the price remains volatile around $74,800.
Binance’s Bitcoin reserves rose to nearly 670,000 BTC in February 2026, their highest level since 2024. CryptoQuant data suggests that increase coincided with a strong market rally and reflected more investors moving coins to exchanges—often consistent with selling or profit-taking during price strength.
Since that February peak, reserves have trended downward in a steady pattern. The decline indicates continued Bitcoin outflows from the exchange, suggesting investors have shifted from depositing coins on Binance to withdrawing them and storing them off-exchange.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs added 25,600 BTC last week, lifting total ETF holdings to near five-month highs. This ETF demand, alongside exchange outflows, has contributed to changes in how Bitcoin is distributed between trading venues and long-term custody.
Bitcoin’s price action stayed unstable over the weekend. The asset rose above $78,300 late Friday—its highest level since early February—before falling back into the $75,000 to $76,000 range. The retreat followed renewed tension tied to the US military seizure of an Iranian cargo ship and growing concern over oil routes in the Strait of Hormuz.
Late Sunday, Bitcoin briefly dropped below $74,000 as markets reacted to the latest US-Iran developments. A two-week ceasefire that had helped calm markets is due to end on Wednesday.
At press time, Bitcoin traded near $74,800, down slightly over 24 hours but still up 5% over the past week.
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