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The world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange today moved around billions of dollars of its own Bitcoin—leading some to think that it was withdrawing gargantuan amounts of crypto.
Binance moved over $5 billion in the biggest cryptocurrency since yesterday, representing nearly 30% of the exchange’s net BTC reserve balance.
Data from Coinglass showed that over 183,080 BTC flowed out of the exchange in 24 hours, prompting some experts to comment on the “unusual” movements—and spooking others.
The movements came just after Binance temporarily paused BTC withdrawals on its platform. But Binance later said that the transfers were nothing to worry about.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance temporarily paused Bitcoin withdrawals on its platform on Sunday, preventing the largest token by market cap from leaving the leading venue by trading volume. Binance said its decision was based on congestion issues impacting Bitcoin’s network, adding that the exchange was “currently working on a fix” to reopen withdrawals “as soon as possible.” We've temporarily closed $BTC withdrawals as the #Bitcoin network is experiencing a congestion issue. Our team is curre...
“We’re aware that some data are showing a large volume of outflows from Binance,” the exchange said on Twitter. “This ‘outflow’ [sic] are actually movements between Binance hot and cold wallets due to the BTC address adjustments.”
A Binance spokesperson told Decrypt that the movements were not reason for concern, pointing to a tweet from CryptoQuant head of research Julio Moreno, who said the movements were down to “newly created change addresses” owned by the exchange.
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, is no stranger to tussles with regulators around the world. But things now appear to be heating up, as investigations years in the making are now resulting in formal charges. On Monday, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sued Binance, alleging that the massive company violated trading and derivatives rules. The lawsuit claims that Binance, its CEO Changpeng Zhao, and other employees at the exchange solicited customers...
As the world’s biggest digital asset exchange, users keep an eye on large Binance transactions. Such movements can often be interpreted as signals of investor confidence in the company—or the lack thereof.
Billions of dollars in crypto flowed out of Binance in December in a 24-hour period, for example, leading some to speculate on whether its reserves were secure. Binance CEO Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao said at the time that the withdrawals were “business as usual.”
In an interview for Decrypt's gm podcast, CZ laid out Binance's approach to "bailouts" amid the crypto liquidity crunch, and criticized Alameda's complicated lifeline to Voyager.
And billions flowed out of the exchange last month after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) hit the exchange with a lawsuit for allegedly violating trading and derivatives rules.
CZ shrugged off the withdrawals on Twitter as “small.”
Video game retailer GameStop said on Wednesday that it plans to offer up to $1.3 billion worth of convertible senior notes to investors, taking a page straight out of Strategy's Bitcoin-buying playbook. The Texas-based firm said in a press release that proceeds from the sale will be used for "general corporate purposes, including the acquisition of Bitcoin." The announcement comes one day after GameStop said it could purchase Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset following an update to the company...
Fidelity Digital Assets is actively testing a stablecoin it has developed, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Decrypt. The crypto-focused arm of Fidelity Investments, a $5 trillion asset manager, does not yet have plans to bring the token to market, the source said. The Financial Times first reported on the Boston-based firm's stablecoin experiment. The firm's testing of its own stablecoin comes as it also explores the tokenized U.S. Treasury market. A few days ago, Fidelity filed...
Cboe has submitted a filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that would allow the exchange to list shares of a Fidelity exchange-traded fund tracking the price of Solana. The19b-4 form, filed Tuesday, is a major step in the SEC’s approval process, although Fidelity must still file an S-1 registration statement describing the product. The filing comes just days after Fidelity registered a Delaware Trust entity for its Solana fund, which would be based on the performance of the six...
