Large BTC inflows are coming｜This exchange's 24-hour net inflow exceeds 875 BTC

2026-01-21 07:58:18

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【Blockchain Rhythm】According to on-chain data monitoring, in the past 24 hours on January 21, several leading exchanges recorded significant net inflows of BTC. Among them, a top exchange led with a net inflow of 875.81 BTC, followed by Kraken with a net inflow of 292.74 BTC, and Gate.com also received 206.53 BTC. The total net inflow across these three exchanges exceeded 1374 BTC.

In contrast, a well-known exchange experienced a net outflow of 481.42 BTC, ranking first in net outflows during the same period. This shift in capital flow patterns reflects strategic adjustments by market participants across different platforms and provides important reference signals for investors monitoring institutional and large holder movements.

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SignatureVerifier

· 3h ago

875 btc inflow? ngl that number smells... technically speaking, where's the actual on-chain verification here. insufficient validation on which exchange tbh, makes the whole thing statistically improbable without proper auditing

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MEVvictim

· 15h ago

875 BTC suddenly pouring in, is this to build a bottom or to harvest the little guys? Something's off, it feels like someone is quietly accumulating. Large inflows indicate institutions are bottom fishing, and the 480 outflow that occurred should be small investors being scared away. This data looks comfortable, but I still don't dare to go all in. Wait, which exchange received so many coins? This information is not transparent.

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LightningLady

· 15h ago

Large inflows are large inflows, but the key still depends on the subsequent trend Talking about fund transfers again, is it really institutions bottoming out this time? 875 million directly poured in, that's interesting Wait, what is this implying? Is that exchange with massive outflows about to have an issue? Both inflows and outflows are happening, how should retail investors respond? Honestly, I don't quite understand this data, feels like I've been cut again

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 15h ago

875 big coins flowing in, and you're starting to cut again? I'm just watching. --- The net inflow is so strong, are institutions accumulating again or about to dump? It depends on what happens next. --- 481 outflows, someone is fleeing... Is this what they call "strategy adjustment"? --- 1374 net inflows across three exchanges. What does this data indicate? I really can't figure it out. --- Large inflows aren't necessarily a good thing; the "cutting the leek" mechanism has never changed. --- Here comes another round of chip game, just the old routine. --- Does this kind of flow monitoring have any reference value? Anyway, I haven't made any money from it. --- Wait, what happened to the proceeds from that net outflow? --- 875 coins... things I could never mine in my lifetime, others are just flowing in a day. --- Monitoring data looks good, but the real entry points are never based on this.

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LiquidityWizard

· 15h ago

875.81 BTC in 24hrs? ...actually that's statistically significant enough to warrant a deeper correlation analysis between platform consolidation patterns and institutional positioning. theoretically speaking, we're witnessing a probable liquidity migration event here.

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