According to CryptoQuant, the inflows coincided with nearly $1 billion in Ether leaving the platform, suggesting traders may be preparing to re-enter positions after the latest wave of liquidations.

It was the second time this month that net deposits of stablecoins to Binance topped $1.5 billion, highlighting what CryptoQuant’s Amr Taha described as “a renewed wave of capital entering the spot market.”

Traders Reload After Market Shakeout

The timing comes just days after Bitcoin plunged below $109,000, triggered by a whale unloading 24,000 BTC over the weekend. That move sparked a cascade of liquidations, erasing gains that had briefly followed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s hint at a September rate cut.

As of Tuesday, Bitcoin hovered above $111,000, while Binance processed nearly $30 billion in daily trades — six times more than Bybit, its closest rival.

Stablecoins as a Market Signal

Stablecoins remain the lifeblood of crypto trading, often serving as dry powder for market re-entry. Analysts view large deposits onto exchanges as a precursor to renewed buying pressure, particularly during periods of price weakness.

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