Data: In the past 365 days, the net outflow of bitcoin from CEX was only 13,350.
According to a report by Jinse Finance, as disclosed by @SaniExp, the net outflow of bitcoin from centralized exchanges over the past 365 days was only 13,350 BTC, with the total bitcoin holdings on these exchanges currently at 3,325,265 BTC. During the same period, individual investors cumulatively sold about 527,596 BTC, most of which flowed into bitcoin exchange-traded funds/exchange-traded products (ETF/ETP) and corporate treasuries.
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