Cryptocurrency exchanges are seeing a decrease in inflows amid the current market correction. On-chain data revealed that Binance recorded the most trading volumes in the period.
Binance saw $25 billion in spot trading volume in the last day, with perpetual futures trading volume reaching $62 billion. Crypto.com and OKX followed with spot and futures trading volumes $4.6 billion and $36 billion, respectively.
Binance records the most spot and futures trading volume in November
Exchanges are seeing surging inflows as the correction unfolds.
Binance’s stablecoin reserves just hit a record $51.1B, the highest in its history.
BTC and ETH inflows climbed to $40B this week, led by Binance and Coinbase. pic.twitter.com/cXG1QFbU5a
— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) November 26, 2025
Binance reported the most spot and futures trading volume of $58 billion and $140 billion, respectively, during the market crash on October 10. The overall crypto spot and futures trading volume has dropped from its peak last month. On October 10, a daily spot trading volume high of $150 billion was recorded. Perpetual futures trading volume also peaked at around $360 billion on the same day.
November 4 recorded the highest daily spot trading volume of the month at around $100 billion. Spot trading has since plummeted to $65 billion in recent days. Perpetual futures trading is currently at $170 billion, down from $298 billion earlier this same month.
Source: CryptoQuant. Total spot trading volume by exchange.
The surge in inflows in crypto exchanges in the current market correction also coincides with an increase in their stablecoin reserves. Binance reported the most USDT and USDC reserves this month, roughly $51.1 billion, as of November 15. OKX recorded a total of $10 billion in stablecoins in its balance sheet this month.
On-chain data revealed that Binance surpassed Coinbase in stablecoin inflows this month. Binance saw a total of $60 billion in USDT and USDC deposits last month, compared to Coinbase’s $33 billion. Binance saw a total of $29 billion stablecoin inflows this month, surpassing Coinbase’s $19 billion.
Binance’s stablecoin reserves have also surged in the last month. The exchange’s USDT and USDC reserves reached a high of $8.9 billion on November 5. Bybit’s and OKX’s stablecoin reserves also peaked this month at $1.2 billion and 4500 million, respectively.
Crypto exchanges also saw an increase in altcoin inflows in the current market correction. Exchanges saw a record of $77,000 in altcoin inflows in mid-October. Coinbase attracted more than $26,000 in altcoin deposits, compared to Binance with $23,000. At the time of publication, Binance still has a total of $19,000 in altcoin deposits, followed by Coinbase with $8,000.
Crypto selling pressure increases amid market correction
CryptoQuant also noted a rise in selling pressure, citing an increase in the daily value of BTC and ETH inflows into exchanges last week to $40 billion. The surge in the daily value of BTC and ETH into exchanges also comes amid a drop in crypto prices.
At the time of publication, Bitcoin is trading at $86,940, staying unchanged in the last 24 hours. BTC has dropped 4.8% in the past 7 days and lost more than 25% in the previous 30 days.
CryptoQuant also noted that retail activity is overheating, citing a surge in Bitcoin futures to a level with too many retail traders. The analytics firm argued that an increase in retail trading frequency historically indicated excessive market speculation. The firm believes the current pattern signals a potential local top or an incoming price correction.
Ethereum has also declined by 4.55% over the last 7 days and is currently trading at $2,927. ETH has also dropped by nearly 30% over the previous 30 days.
Binance attracted around $15 billion in BTC and ETH, amounting to more than a third of total inflows. Coinbase saw a total of $11 billion in BTC and ETH inflows, while other exchanges recorded $14 billion in inflows.
On-chain data revealed that itcoin spot ETFs attracted more than $128.7 billion in inflows on Tuesday. Ethereum ETFs also broke their eight-day consecutive outflow streak, recording a total of 78.6 billion inflows on November 25.
