Net Inflow of Stablecoins to Centralized Exchanges Reached $6.5 Billion in a Month

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Net Inflow of Stablecoins to Centralized Exchanges Reached $6.5 Billion in a Month

In the last 30 days, the net inflow of stablecoins to centralized cryptocurrency exchanges exceeded $6.5 billion. This is the highest figure since early February 2024, when the net inflow amounted to $7.23 billion, analysts at CryptoQuant noted.

This is reported by Finway

Binance Maintains Leadership in Stablecoin Volume

The largest share of the inflow was accumulated by Binance – $3.63 billion. Bybit ranked second with $1.3 billion. Together, other leading platforms attracted an additional $1.72 billion. Meanwhile, the OKX exchange was the only one to record a net outflow of stablecoins amounting to $66 million.

Increase in Inflow After Market Decline

A surge in deposits on exchanges was recorded following the sharp decline in Bitcoin’s price that occurred on the night of October 11. Experts believe that the active influx of stablecoins may indicate a return of the “buy-the-dip” sentiment among traders.

“This spike in stablecoin deposits may indicate a revival of the ‘buy-the-dip’ sentiment among traders who are placing capital on exchanges for potential accumulation,” the statement said.

Previously, on September 8, 2025, Binance recorded a record net inflow of stablecoins — over $6.2 billion in a single day, marking the largest figure for this exchange in 2025.