Binance Takes Top Spot in Reserves with Stablecoins Now Above 65%
Binance now leads capital allocation in the cryptocurrency market, holding more than 65% of stablecoin reserves (USDT and USDC) stored.
Quick overview
- Binance has a strong liquidity position, holding over 65% of stablecoin reserves on centralized exchanges, totaling $47.5 billion.
- The platform's stablecoin reserves grew 31% year over year, showcasing its resilience during recent market turbulence.
- Binance's reserves are significantly larger than those of its competitors, being five times larger than the second-largest exchange.
- Stablecoin outflows have decreased to $2 billion, indicating easing liquidity pressures and increased confidence in the crypto market.
The exchange highlighted its strong liquidity position in the market, signaling a healthy period for both Binance and its users.
Binance now leads capital allocation in the cryptocurrency market, holding more than 65% of stablecoin reserves (USDT and USDC) stored on centralized exchanges — equivalent to $47.5 billion across the sector — according to data from on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant.
These stablecoins, which are pegged to fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar, serve as a key indicator of market liquidity. In this context, their concentration reflects market health and efficiency, ensuring deeper liquidity and lower slippage (the difference between an order’s expected price and its actual execution price).
“The report shows that Binance’s total stablecoin reserves grew 31% year over year, even amid market turbulence, demonstrating the platform’s deep liquidity and resilience during the recent bearish phase,” Binance said in a statement.
In relative terms, Binance’s stablecoin reserves are now roughly five times larger than those of the second-largest exchange, eight times larger than the third, and nearly twelve times those of the fourth-largest platform.
Outflows fall to $2 billion
The report also shows that stablecoin outflows from exchanges declined to just $2 billion, around four times lower than the $8.4 billion drop recorded at the peak of the market correction.
This decline points to easing liquidity pressures and reinforces the stabilization of cash flows across platforms, reducing the risk of sharp price swings linked to systemic stress. It also signals growing structural confidence among users in the crypto ecosystem.
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