Amr Taha2026-03-10

Bitcoin OI Crashes Across All Exchanges – Binance Now Below 3.8B Level That Marked April 2025 Bottom

📰 Daily Market Update: Two important indicators are currently showing significant changes in investor behavior. 📊 [BTC] - Binance Whale to Exchange Flow The chart tracks the cumulative Bitcoin inflows to Binance over a 30-day rolling period, separating the flows between: 👨‍💼 Exchange Retail Inflow (30D Sum) – Bitcoin deposits from smaller investors 🐳 Exchange Whale Inflow (30D Sum) – deposits from large holders or whales 🔬 Key Observation: 📉 Retail inflows to Binance have dropped sharply. 📅 Between February 6 and March 10, retail inflows dropped dramatically: 📈 From roughly $14.1 billion 📉 Down to around $6.3 billion 💵 Equivalent to around $7.8B. ⏲️ More importantly, this is the lowest level recorded since mid-May 2024. 📊 [BTC] Multi Exchange Open Interest ( All Stablecoins ) This chart tracks Open Interest (total value of open futures contracts) across major exchanges. 🔎 Open Interest represents the total value of active futures positions currently open in the market. ⚠️ It is one of the most important indicators for understanding leverage and speculation levels in derivatives trading. 🔬 Key Observation: Recently, the chart highlights a noticeable decline in open interest across almost all major exchanges. 📉 Binance is still showing relatively low open interest compared to past market cycles. 📅 By Mar 10, Binance OI stood at $3.45B, down from $3.8B recorded on Apr 7, 2025. ⏲️ The current reading remains below that April level, which historically coincided with the formation of a major BTC bottom near $78K. Broad declines in OI across exchanges suggest derivatives traders are reducing leverage, often a precursor to stabilization.