Binance reported a sharp expansion in its stablecoin reserves, with on-chain analytics showing an unusual accumulation during the latest Bitcoin downturn. According to data from CryptoQuant, the exchange’s stablecoin balance has reached its highest level since 2018, while BTC reserves have declined significantly over the same period, reinforcing growing expectations of a potential liquidity-driven rebound.
Analysts note that this shift affects both retail and institutional activity, as the growing pool of dollar-pegged liquidity suggests a substantial amount of capital waiting on the sidelines. The pattern has persisted throughout the week, even as Bitcoin briefly broke below key support levels. Historical data indicates that similar reserve imbalances have preceded strong upward movements once market pressure stabilizes, particularly during high-volatility phases.
Binance confirmed that ongoing reserve monitoring will continue, with additional transparency updates—covering BTC, USDT, and FDUSD balances—expected in the coming days. Market observers are now watching whether this “dry-powder” positioning transitions into renewed spot demand as macro sentiment gradually improves.
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