OKX leads exchange inflows with $445m as Binance sees $7bn outflows
DefiLlama data shows OKX drew about $445m in 24-hour net inflows while Binance, resuming withdrawals after a $6.3bn hack, recorded more than $7bn in net outflows.
Why it matters: The figures show where traders moved funds after the $6.3bn Binance hack, with OKX gaining deposits while Binance's tracked outflows climbed past $7bn.
Key points
- OKX recorded about $445m in 24-hour net inflows, the most among tracked exchanges, according to DefiLlama.
- Binance's net outflows exceeded $7bn, up from $5.8bn earlier on 2 November.
- Binance said it had replenished about 95% of affected assets by Sunday, up from 90% on Saturday.
OKX led tracked crypto exchanges with about $445m in 24-hour net inflows, while Binance recorded more than $7bn in net outflows, according to DefiLlama data reported by Cointelegraph. UTC on Sunday.
Bybit ranked second with $112m in net inflows, followed by Gate with $91m and Bitget with $54m. Binance still held about $128bn in wallets tracked by DefiLlama, more than four times OKX's $29bn.
Binance suspended withdrawals on 30 October, soon after a $6.3bn hack late on Thursday, which the article describes as the largest in cryptocurrency history.
What to watch: Binance said an updated proof-of-reserves report was expected on Monday.
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