Binance Retail Inflows Surge, Data Reveals Divergent User Bases
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Looking at recent data, Binance currently has a retail dominance level of roughly 89.6%. That is the highest among all tracked exchanges. This figure has remained stable here for months, flucuating only slightly around the level. Binance’s performance is consistent across this metric. This is demonstrating that a significant number of individual users on the Binance platform are contributing small deposits. Binance has a high steady line that never drops below 85% in the chart. This is a pattern of high participation, and sustained engagement of a broadly engaged user base. Further, that lack of dramatic swings in the data suggests that Binance’s retail token inflows during this period were not grossly impaired by external factors. Coinbase Prime, in contrast, shows a retail dominance of just 18.3%. The figure reveals that it draws most of the inflows from larger wallet addresses. On the chart, the line representing Coinbase is extremely flat, indicating not much change in this trend over time. The data has been stable, pointing to the fact that the platform has been focusing on institutional players rather than retail traders or even casual investors. Exchanges retail dominance | Source: CryptoQuant Bitget and MEXC Occupy the Mid-Tier Spectrum Between the extremes represented by Binance and Coinbase are platforms like Bitget and MEXC, which register retail dominance levels fluctuating between 40% and 60%. In particular, Bitget appears to have an average of approximately 50.1%, indicating that is evenly distributed. Bitget chart data is much more volatile than that of Binance. These peaks and dips appear to be related to promotional events, trading campaigns or market news that will impact retail and institutional users alike. MEXC seems to be even more irregular. Its retail dominance line is in low 40s to mid 50s. MEXC seems to respond largely to short term…
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