Bitcoin Retail Inflows To Binance ‘collapse’ To 400 BTC Record Low...

Bitcoin retail investors have been sending fewer BTC to Binance per day than at any time in history, despite the new highs of the 2025 bull market.

Bitcoin (BTC) retail investors are setting new records as “structural decline” sets in this bull market.

Bitcoin entities holding up to 1 BTC are sending less per day to Binance than ever before.

A tale of “structural decline” comes in the era of spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Data from the onchain analytics platform CryptoQuant shows that BTC inflows to the largest crypto exchange, Binance, collapsed in 2025.

Bitcoin retail investors — entities holding up to 1 BTC ($90,000) — have largely withdrawn from the trading scene.

According to CryptoQuant, even compared to the 2022 bear market, the activity of these “shrimp” investors is a fraction of what it was.

“The activity of shrimps, meaning small Bitcoin holders (<1 BTC), has dropped to one of the lowest levels ever recorded,” contributor Darkfost confirmed in a QuickTake blog post on Monday.

In December 2022, daily inflows from shrimps to Binance alone totaled about 2,675 BTC ($242 million) per day, as measured using a 30-day simple moving average (SMA).

“Today, those inflows have collapsed to just 411 BTC, marking one of the lowest levels ever observed,” Darkfost continued.

Source: CoinTelegraph