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28/10/25 16:04 UTC-04

Exchanges with the largest inflows of stablecoins revealed

This marks the highest stablecoin inflow since early February 2024, when the figure exceeded $7.23 billion.
Binance currently leads, followed by Bybit with $1.3 billion, while other platforms collectively attracted $1.72 billion.

Experts from CryptoQuant noted that the period of peak stablecoin inflows coincided with the sharp cryptocurrency market decline on October 10–11.

“Such a surge in stablecoin deposits may indicate a recovery in positive sentiment among traders, who are allocating capital to exchanges for potential accumulation, ” analysts explained.

If stablecoin deposit volumes remain high and the macroeconomic backdrop stabilizes, there is a strong chance of a notable crypto market recovery in the coming weeks, CryptoQuant suggested.

Earlier, specialists from Andreessen Horowitz stated that stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, have evolved beyond a speculative trading tool and become a global macroeconomic force.

See also: "Changpeng Zhao Calls for Binance’s Return to the U.S. Market"

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Editor: Alyona Nabok
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