EXCLUSIVE
Exchanges
| # | Exchange | Inflow (build) | Outflow (drain) | Net | Share | Reserve bias |
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Reserve flows by asset
| # | Asset | Inflow (build) | Outflow (drain) | Net | Reserve bias |
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How to use this tool
Exchange Reserve traccia grandi trasferimenti whale verso e dagli exchange etichettati. Gli inflow aumentano le riserve; gli outflow le drenano — un segnale on-chain di offerta comune.
How it works
- Market cards summarise total inflow, outflow and net reserve change for the selected window.
- The stacked bar shows the deposit vs withdrawal split as a percentage of gross whale exchange volume.
- Exchange rows rank venues by tracked flow activity with reserve bias labels.
- Asset table breaks down reserve flows across BTC, ETH, stables and other tokens.
- Cumulative net shows the running balance of tracked whale flows since data collection began.
What to consider
- Estimates are based on whale-sized transfers only — not full exchange balances.
- Wallet labelling covers known exchange addresses; unlabelled venues are excluded.
- Stablecoin inflows often mean dry powder, not necessarily sell pressure.
- Reserve draining (net outflow) is often read as accumulation off exchanges, but context matters.
- Data refreshes about every 30 minutes from the PEPS whale pipeline.