‘Net neutral’ — Rising Bitcoin exchange balances could be due to Huobi Chines...
Binance may be seeing Bitcoin inflows, but overall, movements among major exchanges appear to cancel each other out, fresh data shows. Bitcoin (BTC) balances rising on exchanges may not be a sign of investors preparing to sell, new research argues. Unveiling the latest data from across exchanges on Dec. 28, Glassnode on-chain analyst TXMC pointed the finger at fresh changes in China for rising balances elsewhere.Binance “absorbing” orphaned Huobi usersThe end of December is seeing nerves fray as a rangebound BTC price combines with increased inflows to exchanges.A classic indicator that....
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Bitcoin exchange balances have been on the decline since the bull rally began. The volumes were expected to go up once the digital asset had hit a new all-time high in October. However, this was not the case. Previous trends have often pointed to exchange balances seeing an increase in bull markets when investors moved their holdings to exchanges in order to take profits. This bull market has defied all expectations for it and continues to do so. Outflows from exchanges outpace inflows as investors withdraw BTC from exchanges en masse. Exchange balance volumes relative to the circulating....
Rui Ma is an early-stage investor in technology companies with the global accelerator program and seed fund 500 Startups. Residing in Beijing, she is an active member of China's bitcoin community. Some bitcoiners might still remember when BTC China was the dominant bitcoin exchange in China. Well, those days are long gone. These days, newer exchanges Huobi and OKcoin regularly top the charts for trading volume. Monday, for example, their 24-hour volumes are at 106,942 and 126,973 respectively, third-place CHBTC is at 35,349, while BTC China lags far behind at 4,344. Huobi, in particular,....
Since March 2020, the total balances of bitcoin being kept on exchanges have fallen by nearly 630,000 BTC, roughly a 20% decline.
On Thursday, the cryptocurrency exchange Huobi Global announced that the trading platform plans to delist the stablecoin HUSD and the delisting will begin at 08:00 (UTC) on October 28, 2022. Furthermore, users with HUSD held on the exchange will see their balances auto-converted to the stablecoin asset tether and the exchange expects to complete the full conversion by November 4. Huobi Global Reveals Plans to Delist HUSD and Auto-Convert Balances to Tether, HUSD Stablecoin Drops Below $1 Peg Following Announcement Huobi is set to delist the stablecoin HUSD according to an update from the....
While everyone was preoccupied with bitcoin price drops after last Friday's 'fake Chinese bitcoin ban' news incident, something even more dramatic was happening at China's largest exchange, Huobi, and its new litecoin trading system. A 'flash crash' on the exchange saw the price plunge to just 1 RMB (Chinese yuan) a short time after a hoax news report of a complete government ban on digital currencies was posted on microblogging site Sina Weibo and reported by Sina's financial news service. The number of trades executed at that price is unknown, as is the total amount of money lost -....