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Binance sees $2.51B leave tracked wallets as withdrawals restart after breach

TradingGain NewsroomTradingGain Newsroom··01 Nov 2026, 21:00 UTC

On Nov. 1, tracked Binance wallets showed about $2.51 billion in net outflows, right after the exchange resumed withdrawals following a $6.3 billion security breach. USDT and Bitcoin made up the largest parts of the outflows, according to DeFiLlama data. Large exchange outflows can point to users moving funds off the platform, which traders may want to track.

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Why it matters

  • Net outflows from tracked Binance wallets reached $2,510 million on Nov. 1.
  • USDT ($1,083 million) and Bitcoin ($912 million) were the largest outflow amounts.
  • Withdrawals reopened after a $6.3 billion security breach, so the flows may reflect users reacting to that.

What to watch next

Watch whether outflows from Binance continue now that withdrawals are open, and how Bitcoin and stablecoin flows on the exchange develop.

This brief is written by TradingGain from public reporting by CryptoSlate.Read original ↗
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