Binance and Bybit saw more than $2.3 billion in combined stablecoin outflows over the past 30 days, including about $1.55 billion from Binance and $786 million from Bybit. The decline in exchange stablecoin reserves suggests weaker market liquidity and lower demand for crypto trading. Reduced liquidity may limit Bitcoin’s ability to sustain a breakout from its current trading range. Investors will continue monitoring stablecoin flows as a key indicator of market sentiment and liquidity.
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