In the 7 days from 2026-10-26 to 2026-11-01 (UTC), Cexlens recorded $16.58B of crypto (excluding stablecoins) moving off centralized exchanges and $13.62B moving onto them: a net outflow of $2.97B, which usually reads as holding rather than selling. The largest net outflow was BTC ($3.14B). The largest net inflow was HYPE ($255.5M). Stablecoins moved off exchanges on balance ($716.2M).
Above the line: more left exchanges than arrived (holding). Below: more arrived (sell pressure). Stablecoins excluded.
Coins that left exchanges on balance this week.
Coins that arrived on exchanges on balance this week.
Each month from our data, with the same tables.
Coins moving onto an exchange are usually headed for the order book, so large net inflows often come before selling. Coins moving off exchanges usually go to custody or cold storage, which reads as holding. Stablecoins work the other way: stablecoins arriving on exchanges are buying power. These are tendencies, not guarantees.
From Cexlens tracking of exchange and market maker wallets, summed per coin and UTC day. 180 coins moved at least $1M in this period. Wrapped tokens count as their base coin; tokenized stocks are left out.
Every day: it always covers the last 7 complete UTC days. Past months have their own pages. For moves as they happen, open the live scanner.
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