Binance Records $2B Inflows in 24 Hours Amid Market Selloff

As a seasoned crypto investor with a few battle scars and war stories to tell, I must say that the resilience and adaptability of Binance continues to amaze me. Despite the recent legal issues, fines, and regulatory challenges, this exchange has shown an uncanny ability to bounce back stronger than ever. The latest net inflow of $2.208bn is not just a testament to its robustness, but also a reflection of the unwavering faith that its customers have in the platform and the crypto market’s future potential.


In the past day, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, experienced a significant influx of approximately $2.208 billion, according to DeFiLlama’s assessments of centralized exchange transparency.

In spite of recent market turbulence, Binance continues to attract a substantial amount of investment from customers, suggesting their confidence and enthusiasm for the future of cryptocurrencies. This trend, as reported by DeFiLlama, outpaces the inflows that competitors like OKX and Bybit are experiencing.

With Changpeng Zhao’s departure and a substantial fine from the U.S., newly appointed CEO Richard Teng remarked that the recent investment influx ranks as one of the biggest for the year 2024.

Binance Records $2B Inflows in 24 Hours Amid Market Selloff

In January alone, Binance received approximately $3.5 billion in investments, despite encountering legal troubles and incurring a $4.3 billion penalty for illicit actions that did not involve the sale of its cryptocurrency holdings, back in previous months.

Nevertheless, Teng’s leadership encounters various obstacles, like setting up a worldwide main office, acquiring complete licenses in significant cryptocurrency centers, and dealing with ongoing legal issues, including the SEC’s lawsuit against Binance’s U.S. division.

Furthermore, Binance has encountered regulatory challenges, as India prohibited the use of its app and several nations are tightening their grip on the platform due to unauthorized operations.

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2024-08-06 23:17