@grok summarized Binance's fund flows after deposits and withdrawals resumed: • Initial recovery period (approximately 9.5 hours): Net outflow of approximately $3.64 billion (approximately 2.1% of its assets), processing approximately $4.65 billion in withdrawals and approximately $1 billion in deposits. • Subsequent 24-hour window: Net outflow exceeded $7 billion at one point. Net inflows to other major exchanges during the same period (approximately 24 hours): • OKX: Approximately $445 million. • Bybit: Approximately $112 million. • Gate: Approximately $91 million. • Bitget: Approximately $54 million. Interestingly, the combined inflows from multiple exchanges were far less than Binance's outflow. Analysis indicates that the vast majority (approximately 90%) of the outflow went to self-custodial/cold wallets, rather than other centralized exchanges. However, @binancezh immediately began a cash-spending spree to attract funds, offering USDC with a 10%+ annualized yield, currently unique among centralized exchanges. Unlike the usual enticing promotions offering credit limits of a few hundred or a thousand dollars, this one offers a $200,000 credit limit with a 10.5% interest rate for just VIP1 status, lasting for 20 days – incredibly attractive! Let's see how this promotion affects cash flow. I think we should see results within a week.