Exchange Holdings

Definition ∞ Exchange holdings refer to the total amount of digital assets that a cryptocurrency exchange currently possesses. These holdings include customer deposits and potentially the exchange’s own capital reserves. Monitoring these reserves is critical for assessing an exchange’s solvency and operational stability.
Context ∞ News surrounding exchange holdings often pertains to significant accumulations or withdrawals of specific cryptocurrencies, which can indicate shifts in market sentiment or potential regulatory actions. Large movements in exchange reserves can precede substantial price action in the associated digital assets.

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Bitcoin Available Supply on Exchanges Hits Seven-Year Low

Bitcoin's available supply on centralized exchanges has hit a seven-year low, signaling strong institutional accumulation and reduced selling pressure.