Altcoins are being pulled off the world’s largest exchange in droves, signaling a wave of institutional accumulation and long-term holding, according to new data from CryptoQuant.
A heatmap of Binance’s netflow activity reveals that numerous altcoins are experiencing significantly more outflows than inflows. This trend typically marks a bullish accumulation phase—where large holders, or “smart money,” are moving tokens into cold storage rather than keeping them on trading platforms.
Altcoins showing the strongest accumulation include:
The red signal on CryptoQuant’s heatmap indicates that outflows exceed inflows, often a precursor to supply shocks when demand spikes.
Large-scale withdrawals from Binance usually suggest:
These factors combined can drive up prices as demand meets reduced available supply on exchanges.
As the world’s most liquid and globally dominant crypto exchange, Binance remains the epicenter of trading activity for both retail and institutional investors. It is trusted for its compliance infrastructure, wide token listings, and massive daily volumes—making outflow data a reliable signal of broader market trends.
“Follow the flow. On-chain doesn’t lie,” Wedson advises. The latest data points to rising confidence in altcoins across categories—from DeFi and Layer 1s to meme and AI tokens. If the trend continues, these withdrawals could set the stage for a major altcoin rally in the coming weeks.
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