#比特币2026年行情展望 Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon in the crypto market — the fund battles between CEXs are becoming more and more apparent.

According to the latest data, the net outflow of Bitcoin from exchanges in the past 24 hours reached 1545.20 BTC, and this "withdraw and hoard" enthusiasm continues to heat up. In other words, many investors are actively transferring assets out of centralized platforms.

Looking at the data more specifically makes it clearer. A leading exchange led with an outflow of 1136.79 BTC, a compliant platform followed closely with an outflow of 912.59 BTC, and another platform saw an outflow of 591.20 BTC. This trend reflects users gradually moving their assets toward self-custody wallets.

The most interesting part is — while most platforms are "bleeding," a leading platform is contrary to the trend, recording a net inflow of 1313.42 BTC, becoming the only mainstream CEX to rank at the top of inflows. Behind this fund divergence, it actually reflects a clear stratification of user confidence in different platforms.

What is driving this wave of Bitcoin withdrawals? On one hand, it’s the recent Bitcoin price volatility and the associated risk considerations; on the other hand, users’ awareness of the risks of centralized platforms is deepening. When these two forces meet, it has led to the current situation — whoever can retain users will have the advantage in this market segmentation.