Bitget tops CEXs with $699 million net inflows over 7 days
DefiLlama data showed the exchange recorded the largest seven-day net capital inflow among centralized exchanges, a sign of relative user fund momentum.
Fact Check
The Odaily newsflash directly and verbatim states the claim, citing DefiLlama as the source. Multiple independent outlets (TechFlow, plus Foresight News and ChainCatcher per search results) reproduce the identical $699M / 6.99亿美元 7-day net inflow figure with Bitget ranking first among CEXs. The DefiLlama CEX page confirms it tracks 7d inflows for exchanges, and the Bitget page confirms Bitget is tracked. My DefiLlama snapshot only surfaced top-5-by-assets exchanges and did not show Bitget's 7d row, which is expected for a dynamic, time-sensitive dataset whose values shift between the report time and later fetches; this does not refute the claim. The consistent, well-corroborated multi-source reporting of a specific snapshot figure supports the claim as likely true.
Summary
Bitget recorded $699 million in net capital inflows over the past seven days, the highest among centralized exchanges, according to data from DefiLlama. Net inflow measures the difference between assets entering and leaving a platform over a set period, and traders often watch it as a gauge of exchange activity and user fund movement.
Terms & Concepts
- centralized exchanges: Trading platforms run by companies
- net capital inflows: Assets in minus assets out
- DefiLlama: Crypto data platform tracking on-chain activity