Binance sees ₩5.874 trillion in withdrawals after resuming withdrawals; tracked wallets show a net decrease of ₩5.003 trillion between 9:00 and 22:29 on the 1st.
Original headline바이낸스, 출금 재개 뒤 5조8740억원 인출…추적 지갑은 1일 9시~22시29분 5조63억원 순감소
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Binance resumed withdrawals on December 1, with roughly $4.4 billion (about 5.87 trillion won) in major assets withdrawn, according to on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant. Over the same window (9:00 to 22:29 KST), a separately tracked wallet set showed a net decline of about $3.75 billion (5.06 trillion won), equal to 2.8% of tracked assets at the start of the measurement period. The gross outflows included 19,569 BTC, 154,147 ETH, $1.96 billion in USDT, and $557 million in USDC; CryptoQuant noted the figures do not net out inflows back to the exchange. The data offers a gauge of user confidence following the withdrawal halt, though gross outflows overstate net exchange balances. Watch whether net outflows persist once inflows are accounted for and whether the tracked wallet decline accelerates or stabilizes in coming sessions.
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