Large Ethereum funds are withdrawing, with a net outflow of 3,490 ETH from CEX in 24 hours

SerumDegen · 2025-12-27T11:14:10+00:00

On December 27, on-chain data shows that in the past 24 hours, centralized exchanges experienced a significant outflow of Ethereum funds, with a net outflow of 3490.11 ETH. One leading exchange withdrew 5899.66 ETH, but another major exchange saw an opposite trend, inflowing 11,000 ETH, indicating a change in market participants' strategies.

SerumDegen

2025-12-27 11:14:10

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【BlockBeats】On December 27, according to on-chain data, there was a clear sign of Ethereum fund outflows from centralized exchanges within the past 24 hours, with a total net outflow of 3,490.11 ETH.

Looking at the specific outflow details, a leading exchange showed the most prominent performance, with an outflow of 5,899.66 ETH. Another exchange followed closely, with an outflow of 5,785.15 ETH. A compliant platform experienced a relatively smaller outflow of 2,288.51 ETH. This series of fund outflow data has attracted market attention.

Interestingly, contrasting with the outflows from other exchanges, a leading exchange absorbed funds against the trend, with an inflow of 11,000 ETH within 24 hours, becoming the only exchange with a significant net inflow of funds. This phenomenon of capital divergence among exchanges usually indicates a shift in market participants’ stance and changes in holding strategies.

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FlatlineTrader

· 15h ago

Large funds are moving, but are there also people bottom-fishing? This divergence is quite interesting.

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 15h ago

The big players are shifting their positions. This move looks pretty interesting.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 16h ago

Large withdrawals, huh? But that exchange absorbed 11,000 coins in the opposite direction? That's outrageous. Who's taking the bait?

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SerRugResistant

· 16h ago

Big players are fleeing, the division is so obvious this time. Are some people bottom fishing while others are dumping?

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 16h ago

Whales are running, retail investors are still sleepwalking --- Same old story, everyone can see the funds flowing out --- Wait, that exchange absorbed over 10,000 ETH? Is it bottom fishing or what --- Net outflow of 3490 sounds like a lot, but in the whole market, what does it matter... --- A typical split between smart money and bagholders, just watch the show --- I just want to know if those over 10,000 ETH are from institutions or big players --- Tsk, it's always like this, funds flow into one exchange, and others die out --- What does the divergence indicate? Nothing more than some are bearish and some are bullish, normal operation --- What does a net outflow from CEXs mean? Self-custody wallets? Or are they grabbing cheap assets at the floor price --- By the way, is that exchange absorbing the sell-off to suppress the price, waiting for retail to cut losses before dumping

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RumbleValidator

· 16h ago

3490 tokens leaked? There's too much noise in this data. I didn't see any indication of the stability of on-chain validation nodes. How can we judge based solely on CEX data?

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