2026-01-09 03:27:38

According to the latest on-chain data statistics, on January 9th, within the past 24 hours, centralized exchanges experienced a significant net inflow of Bitcoin. The entire CEX ecosystem recorded a net inflow of 1,118.84 BTC during this period, reflecting increased market participant activity on mainstream exchanges.

In the inflow ranking, Kraken led with a net inflow of 1,152.51 BTC, continuing to demonstrate strong attractiveness. Gemini followed closely with a net inflow of 262.90 BTC. As one of the platforms heavily focused on by domestic users, Gate also performed steadily in this round of capital inflow, recording a net inflow of 144.13 BTC.

It is worth noting that not all exchanges profited during this cycle. Bybit experienced a net outflow of 306.55 BTC, ranking first on the outflow list. This kind of divergence usually reflects differentiated demand for various platforms in the market.

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· 01-09 03:42

Three years ago, I told my friends that established exchanges like Kraken are the long-term opportunities. Now the data is right here, while others are still debating Bybit, we have already secured the high ground. I've always said that large capital flows never lie. This wave of CEX differentiation is the true secret to wealth. Opportunity waits for no one. What does it mean when Bybit is losing so much? It indicates that smart money has already moved. Three reminders for everyone: first, observe the overall trend; second, seize the opportunity early; third, the most important thing is to recognize the pattern. Watching Kraken lead the pack, this is the true reflection of the market. How many people are still confused? The direction has been clear for a long time. Those still wavering now are just like the people who doubted the internet back then—they are the ones who missed the opportunity.

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