Binance Bitcoin Reserves Climb to Six-Month High of 667,500 BTC

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Binance Bitcoin reserves have climbed to about 667,500 BTC, reaching their highest level since February, according to CryptoQuant. The increase comes as Bitcoin trades near $64,000, raising questions about exchange supply and potential selling pressure. However, rising reserves alone do not confirm that investors are preparing to sell.

Binance Bitcoin reserves climbed to about 667,500 BTC, their highest level since February, according to CryptoQuant. The increase came as Bitcoin traded near $64,000 and traders monitored exchange balances for changes in available supply.

CryptoQuant data placed the exchange balance near 616,000 BTC in April. It has since increased by roughly 51,500 BTC. The latest figure follows several months of sharp changes in the amount held on the platform.

Bitcoin exchange reserve
Source: CryptoQuant

What Rising Binance Bitcoin Reserves Mean

Binance Bitcoin reserves reached a six-month high of about 667,500 BTC. CryptoQuant’s metric tracks BTC held in addresses identified as Binance-controlled. It does not show how much of that balance appeared in active sell orders.

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According to the on-chain analyst, the growth in centralized exchange reserves means more supply for trading. Selling activity can be higher when people move coins and place sell orders.

However, higher Binance Bitcoin reserves do not prove that investors plan to sell. Liquidity transfers, custody changes, and internal exchange operations can also increase the balance.

According to the analyst, the situation will be stronger if reserves continue to grow but Bitcoin falls. The other signal is the increased inflow of deposits during this time period.

On Tuesday, Bitcoin fell under $64,000 and down by 0.78% over the past day. However, people were waiting for the next US CPI report. 

Bitcoin price chart
Source: CoinMarketCap

Who Controls the Binance-Linked Bitcoin Wallet

Binance Bitcoin reserves data provide information about the platform’s total balance. On the other hand, Lookonchain collected statistics about transactions made from one certain address. The two sets of data represent the exchange operations in different ways.

According to Lookonchain, the address received 6,494.34685667 BTC from 45 deposits from July 19 to Aug. 8. At that moment, the balance was estimated at approximately $423 million.

Then, the funds left the account in 25 outgoing transactions. In 23 cases, the money was transferred to one particular address. This address was recognized by Binance’s Proof of Reserves report of 2022 and by US court documents as belonging to Binance.

No sources prove the continued control over this address by the exchange. Moreover, the transaction history shows no indication of any preparations for selling the assets. Ownership of the wallet and the purpose of the transactions are unclear.

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Arslan Tabish

Arslan Tabish

Arslan Tabish is a Technical Reporter and Market Analyst at Tron Weekly with over five years of experience covering cryptocurrency markets and blockchain developments. His reporting focuses on Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoins, and decentralized finance, alongside NFTs, crypto regulation, policy, and Web3 innovations.
Arslan covers blockchain technology, Layer 2 scaling solutions, and emerging use cases, including AI-driven crypto applications, while delivering clear market analysis on how technical and regulatory developments impact digital asset markets. His work is designed for both beginners and experienced readers, offering accurate, easy-to-understand reporting without speculation or investment guidance.

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