Exchange movement
Bitget Global ExchangeBitget exchange flows, tracked live.
A fast-growing exchange built around copy trading and derivatives, with expanding spot liquidity. Review labeled deposits and withdrawals by asset, counterparty, and time. Movement shows where assets went; it does not reveal intent or predict price.
A deposit means value moved toward a labeled exchange wallet. A withdrawal means value moved away. These labels describe the route, not whether someone bought, sold, hedged, rebalanced, or intended a future action. Use the counterparty, asset, time, and transaction record for context.
Window30 days Transfers96 UpdatedSep 21, 10:09 PM UTC
Flow split
Coins and stablecoins
Keep the asset buckets separate: they describe different kinds of movement.
Coins
Net inflow$58.5M in$34.5M out
In the last 30 days, labeled Bitget wallets received $58.5M in coins and sent $34.5M. The recorded direction is net inflow; movement alone does not show intent.
Stablecoins
Movement context$0 in$0 out
No large stablecoin transfers touched labeled Bitget wallets in the last 30 days.
Largest rows
Biggest labeled moves
The largest visible deposits and withdrawals by USD value in this window.
Deposits
- 01$13.4Mfrom 0xadff...116d · Aug 29, 12:21 PM UTCXAUT
- 02$10.6Mfrom 0xadff...116d · Aug 26, 09:54 AM UTCXAUT
- 03$6.7Mfrom 0xadff...116d · Aug 30, 01:20 PM UTCXAUT
- 04$4.6Mfrom OKX: Hot Wallet · Aug 27, 04:18 PM UTCXAUT
- 05$4.4Mfrom Bybit: Hot Wallet · Sep 7, 03:45 PM UTCXAUT
- 06$4.4Mfrom Bybit: Hot Wallet · Sep 2, 02:57 PM UTCXAUT
Withdrawals
Live feed
Live Bitget flow feed
Recent labeled deposits and withdrawals. Open a row to verify the transaction details.
DirectionAssetAmountCounterpartyTime
Asset mix
Asset split
Deposit and withdrawal volume by asset over 30 days.
Counterparties
Top counterparties
Labeled entities connected to the largest visible flow volume.
Read the route
How to read exchange movement
A deposit means value moved toward a labeled exchange wallet. A withdrawal means value moved away. These labels describe the route, not whether someone bought, sold, hedged, rebalanced, or intended a future action. Use the counterparty, asset, time, and transaction record for context.
FAQ
Bitget exchange flows FAQ
Short answers about netflow, labels, counterparties, and intent.
What are Bitget exchange flows?
They are large transfers between labeled Bitget wallets and external addresses. Deposits move toward the exchange; withdrawals move away.
Does a large deposit to Bitget mean a sale?
No. It confirms a deposit route. The transfer may support custody, settlement, collateral, rebalancing, or another operation that is not visible from the row alone.
Why separate coins from stablecoins?
The buckets make the asset composition visible. Coin movement and stablecoin movement can have different operational contexts and should not be collapsed into one claim.
Are internal exchange wallet moves included?
The public aggregation is designed around labeled external flow and excludes internal Bitget wallet rotation where the data can identify it. Check each row for the available labels.
Keep tracking
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