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Binance Receives 34.5 Million Tether USDt (USDT) on Oct. 29

The transfer came from an unidentified wallet and exceeded Binance’s 31.6747 million USDT receipt on Oct. 22.

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A single stablecoin transfer is shown entering an exchange wallet in a minimal editorial diagram. / TokenPost.ai (macro)
A single stablecoin transfer is shown entering an exchange wallet in a minimal editorial diagram. / TokenPost.ai (macro)

A single Binance deposit of 34.5 million Tether USDt (USDT) on Oct. 29 shows tokens entering the exchange but does not establish whether Binance’s overall USDT flow was positive or negative.

An unidentified wallet sent the tokens to Binance. The Oct. 29 transaction was larger than Binance’s 31.6747 million USDT receipt from an unidentified wallet on Oct. 22.

The latest transfer was smaller than the 64,859,600 USDT sent to Binance on Oct. 26, a movement described in EconoTimes’ earlier report on the deposit. These are separate incoming transfers; their amounts do not show how much USDT left the exchange.

A deposit records tokens moving into an exchange. Net flow compares deposits with withdrawals over the same period, so one incoming transaction cannot establish whether Binance received more USDT than it sent out. Assessing a day’s flow requires counting both directions within that same day. Comparing deposit totals from different dates does not substitute for that calculation.

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