As liquidity activity in the cryptocurrency market increases again, large-scale stablecoin inflows to the Binance exchange have attracted attention. Analyst Amr Taha, posting on the crypto analytics platform CryptoQuant, revealed that over $2.2 billion worth of Tether was deposited into the exchange in a single day. This figure represents the highest daily inflow recorded since November of last year.
According to the analyst, this large inflow indicates that market liquidity, which has been stagnant for months, is beginning to revive. Taha emphasized that this development also coincides with the recent upward trend observed in the price of Bitcoin.
A large influx of stablecoins into exchanges generally signals increased purchasing power. Investors prefer to move their funds to exchanges in stablecoin form, especially to trade in volatile market conditions. This is interpreted as a potential increase in buying pressure.
Taha also noted that large investors or institutional actors could be behind this liquidity inflow. The re-entry of high-volume wallets, known as “whales,” into the market is seen as a critical factor in determining the direction of price movements.
According to the analyst, this new liquidity entering the market could absorb the current selling pressure and pave the way for a more stable price increase. However, experts emphasize that such large inflows do not always mean a lasting rise and that market dynamics should be closely monitored.
*This is not investment advice.
