Capital inflows to Binance reached $1.17 trillion, which is 31% higher than in 2024. Trading volume in perpetual futures reached $24.6 trillion. More than 49.6 billion derivatives trades were executed on the exchange.

The average weekly volume of transfers on Binance has dropped to 5,200 BTC, marking one of the lowest levels in the current market cycle. Unlike previous cycles, when Bitcoin price growth was accompanied by increased activity among holders with more than 1 BTC, the current trend shows the opposite dynamic. Transactions to the exchange from this category of addresses have almost ceased, according to CryptoQuant analysts.

ADGM has approved three licenses for Binance, dividing its operations into an exchange, a clearing center, and a broker-dealer platform operating under the Nest brand. The authorization confirms Binance’s compliance with international regulatory standards and allows the company to run international services from Abu Dhabi.

The cryptocurrency exchange Binance has launched a new service — the Deleted Account Service Tool — which allows platform clients to restore deleted accounts.

According to CryptoQuant, XRP reserves on Binance have declined from around 3 billion tokens in early October to 2.7 billion by the end of November. This decrease is notable not only for its scale, but also for the speed at which the reserves are being depleted, indicating significant shifts in trader and institutional investor behavior.

The 24-hour trading volume of BTC futures on Binance has surged to $48.4 billion, marking the strongest figure in recent weeks and one of the largest spikes since the sharp market drop on October 10 of this year. At that time, volumes exceeded $40 billion, and the current increase represents more than a 20% rise relative to those levels. In parallel, futures for ETH, SOL, XRP, TRX, and BNB are also seeing synchronized growth, emphasizing a broad-based revival rather than isolated activity in a single market.

The Binance crypto exchange is transforming into a platform focused on altcoin trading, which now accounts for up to 60% of all transactions. Meanwhile, activity related to Bitcoin and Ethereum is declining due to ongoing selling pressure combined with low trading volumes.

On November 17, Binance published data from two analytics firms — Chainalysis and TRM Labs. According to their estimates, over the past 2.5 years, the share of transactions involving suspicious addresses has decreased by 96–98%. According to Chainalysis, in June 2025 only 0.007% of Binance transactions were linked to addresses involved in illegal activity. The average rate among the other six largest exchanges is 0.018% (2.5 times higher).

Exchanges

In November, miners became among the most active users of the Binance cryptocurrency exchange, transferring 71,000 bitcoins to the platform. The maximum one-day deposit received by Binance amounted to 12,564 BTC.

Trading

Bitcoin (BTC) has faced another wave of selling pressure driven by retail traders on Binance and significant outflows from spot ETFs.

Trading activity on Binance has picked up again, particularly in the derivatives market, where open interest (OI) has surged by about 10% over the past 24 hours.

The Bitcoin (BTC) market has once again faced significant selling pressure from retail traders. According to analyst Amr Taa, on October 30, Binance users sold over 9,200 BTC worth approximately $1 billion — marking the second major sell-off this month. Both events occurred around the $108,000 price level, highlighting the activity of short-term speculators.

In October 2025, the dynamics of the cryptocurrency market remained sluggish despite expectations for the traditional “Uptober” rally. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) gained only 4.4% over the month, but the historical seasonality of November and December may support growth in the digital asset industry.

Exchanges

The world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, has removed 18 tokens from its Alpha listing pool, meaning they will no longer be available for new purchases on the platform. Users who already hold these assets can still sell or trade them in other ways.

In a conversation with investor Anthony Pompliano, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) said that the current U.S. administration supports digital assets. He called the U.S. government one of the most influential in the world and praised it for embracing and promoting cryptocurrencies.

U.S. President Donald Trump has pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the convicted founder of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, according to Reuters, citing a White House representative.