Binance Records Unprecedented $14.8 Billion Net Inflow in Q3
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Binance Records Unprecedented $14.8 Billion Net Inflow in Q3

Binance has achieved a remarkable $14.8 billion net inflow in Q3 2025, solidifying its status as the leading centralized exchange in the crypto market.

Binance has demonstrated its stronghold in the centralized exchange (CEX) market by achieving the highest net inflow in Q3 2025 with an impressive $14.8 billion.

According to insights from CryptoQuant, this significant inflow was primarily fueled by robust deposits of stablecoins, further establishing the exchange as a crucial liquidity provider in the global crypto landscape.

Binance’s Dominance in Q3

When the amount deposited surpasses what is withdrawn, it signals a positive netflow. CryptoQuant explained that this increase indicates investors are adding new funds to the platform. This surge provides substantial buying power available for use in both spot and derivatives trading. Accumulating stablecoins on exchanges is often referred to as crypto’s “dry powder,” indicating investors are ready to invest in assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, and others.

In contrast, Binance’s competitors lag significantly behind, with OKX reported at just $1.61 billion and Bybit at $1.33 billion in inflows during Q3, based on data from DeFiLlama.

CryptoQuant noted,

“This broad appeal stems from Binance’s ability to attract both institutional and retail investors across multiple regions, cementing its position as the primary gateway for crypto capital. Conclusion: The record-breaking Q3 net inflow not only reinforces Binance’s leadership among CEXs but also signals growing momentum across the broader crypto ecosystem.”

Binance’s Lead in Spot Volume

As previously reported by CryptoPotato, Binance captured over 37% of the global market share in the first half of 2025, equivalent to $3.44 trillion in trading volume, solidifying its status as the primary venue for Bitcoin liquidity.

By contrast, other exchanges such as Bybit, Crypto.com, Coinbase, and OKX combined accounted for only 29%, while Upbit, Bitget, and HuobiPro represented around 5%. Other platforms like Kraken, KuCoin, and Gate.io contributed less than 3%.

In mid-September, Binance’s spot trading volume briefly surpassed the total volume of all other exchanges combined, a feat last seen after the launch of Bitcoin spot ETFs in 2024, which saw BTC prices leap from $40K to $73K in a short timeframe.

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