- Binance posted $1.2 billion in net stablecoin outflows this month, marking a return to net outflows for the first time in three months since February.
- Binance’s stablecoin reserves fell to $44 billion from $51 billion in November 2025, a 13.7%% decline.
- Darkfost said Bitcoin’s recent rebound is more likely a rebalancing-driven bounce than a new liquidity-fueled bull market.
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Binance, the global cryptocurrency exchange, has seen $1.2 billion of net stablecoin outflows so far this month.
Darkfost, a contributor at CryptoQuant, wrote on May 31 that Binance recorded $1.2 billion in net stablecoin outflows in May. The exchange had posted net stablecoin inflows for the previous two months, totaling $2.5 billion in March and $870 million in April. That left May as the first month of net outflows since February.
Binance’s stablecoin reserves have also been falling. Darkfost said the reserves declined to $44 billion from $51 billion in November 2025, a drop of 13.7%.
On Bitcoin’s recent price action, Darkfost said the move appears closer to a technical rebound. Bitcoin has yet to establish a sustainable trend supported by steady liquidity, as it did in late 2025. So far, the rally is more likely a rebalancing-driven bounce than a new liquidity-fueled bull market.
Investor attention remains focused on the stock market, Darkfost added. Still, periods of market indifference can offer a favorable window to gradually build exposure while waiting for liquidity to return to crypto markets.
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