CryptoOnchain2026-11-04

Bitcoin Exchange Inflow CDD on Binance Jumps to 820.7K, About 7× Its 7-Day Average

Binance exchange inflow CDD reached 820,680 on November 1, 2026, against a 7-day moving average of 117,597. BTC was priced at $78,252 on the same day. The reading sits near the top of the chart's 3.3K to 1M range. The single-day value is roughly seven times its 7-day average, a short-term spike well above the normal pattern. CDD measures coin days destroyed, so a jump in inflow CDD suggests coins that have been dormant for a long time moved onto the exchange. That pattern is often associated with long-term holders repositioning, which may precede selling pressure, though this single series does not confirm that. The chart also shows 30, 50, 100 and 365-day averages, but their numerical values are not available in the description, so the spike cannot be measured against them. Over the same period, BTC fell from about $80.8K on October 27 to $77.9K on October 29, and was near $78.2K on November 1. GDP and PCE were released on October 29. Q3 real GDP grew 3.40% annualized, and PCE inflation was 3.65% year over year. The dollar index stood at 101.88 and the 10-year yield at 4.98%. These US-level series describe the macro backdrop and do not measure BTC flows directly. One candidate explanation, unverified: the spike may reflect movements tied to the October 29 hot-wallet hack at Binance, a reaction to GDP and PCE, or both. "For now, the clearest reading is that long-held coins moved onto Binance during a sharp price drop, a pattern that has historically preceded periods of selling pressure, though this is a one-day spike and still needs confirmation."