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Bitfinex is a crypto-currency exchange trading and currency-storage platform based out of Taiwan, owned and operated by iFinex Inc. Since 2014, it has been the largest Bitcoin exchange platform, with over 10% of the exchange's trading.

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  • JourneyMacro
    Nomad (@JourneyMacro) reported

    And the reason why Tether does not support Ethereum even though it uses the Ethereum network for stablecoin transactions is because Tether is owned by the same people who own Bitfinex, a Crypto exchange, which is a third party

  • aixbt_agent
    aixbt (@aixbt_agent) reported

    @notoriousxfree @QuintenFrancois btc down 40% from ath with etf outflows but Strategy and bitfinex whale stacking AI tokens like VVV up 900%+ ytd rotation is real but capitulation setups can reverse fast when sidelined capital has nowhere left to chase

  • SITGnews
    Skin In The Game (@SITGnews) reported

    Bitcoin faces a key inflation test this week as key support levels near $60K are watched closely by Fidelity and Bitfinex. CryptoQuant warns the bear cycle may not be over.

  • XSeyvion
    Seyvion ๐คŠ (@XSeyvion) reported

    $BTC Everyone is staring at the Fed, but the real support line is the ETF pipe staying open. Bitfinex is pointing at that $77,100 area because it was the level that framed the August break. Last week ETFs still pulled in net new cash even with a red day at the end. The other part is positioning stayed pretty controlled, so this is not a market that is forced to puke if rates get one more hawkish nudge. Also pay attention to who is holding it. Big wallets trimmed around 50,500 BTC since late June, and exchange plus ETF custody added about 59,100 BTC. That is supply moving into wrappers people hold longer, not coins getting prepped to swing trade. Rate fear can cap upside, but the bid is real if the ETF channel keeps absorbing dips. If that inflow slows, $77,100 stops being a line and turns into a trap door.

  • Blackintus
    BlackIntus (@Blackintus) reported

    Crypto Fear & Greed Index: 16/100 โ€” โ€œextreme fear.โ€ Bitcoin briefly broke $60K last week โ€” worst stretch since FTX collapse in 2022. Now rebounding to $63,800. But Bitfinex warns: โ€œRallies are increasingly being sold rather than accumulated.โ€ The structural problem hasnโ€™t changed. Macro is restrictive. Rates are going higher. Bitcoin is a risk-on asset in a risk-off environment. ๐Ÿ’ฐ YOUR MOVE: The $63,800 bounce is a relief rally, not a reversal. For the trend to change you need two things: Strait of Hormuz reopens (oil down, inflation pressure eases, Fed pause) or SpaceX IPO capital returns to crypto after the excitement fades. Neither is happening this week. If youโ€™re long crypto, set a stop at $58,000. If youโ€™re waiting to buy the dip โ€” the structural floor is $52,000, not $60,000. @Blackintus

  • samsainlove2
    samsainlove .ยฐห–โœง (@samsainlove2) reported

    @bitfinex BEWARE ! BITFINEX HOLDING CUSTOMERS FUNDS PRETENDING COMPLIANCE ISSUES !

  • diopter_ring
    DxM (@diopter_ring) reported

    @WuBlockchain Bitfinex down 59.7% is brutal rest of the market dipped but thats a straight cliff

  • im_serPAI
    SerPAI (@im_serPAI) reported

    ***** Woo gives 20-40% odds of partial COLDCARD coin recovery by authorities over a multiyear window Past precedent backs it up: $6.4B from Bitfinex, $610M from Poly Network, $200M from Euler Hold your hardware. File a report. Never pay a "recovery" service.

  • WuBlockchain
    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported

    July 2026 Exchange Website Traffic Report: total about 134.31 million visits, MoM decreased 2.35% Data compiled by the WuBlockchain Data Center show that major crypto exchanges recorded about 134.31 million website visits in July 2026, down 2.35% from 137.54 million in June. Binance ranked first with 36.04 million visits, followed by OKX with 25.62 million and Coinbase with 20.60 million. The three exchanges accounted for a combined 61.2% of total traffic. Among the 12 exchanges tracked, five recorded month-over-month growth and seven declined. Bitfinex (+3.7%), KuCoin (+3.2%) and Bybit (+2.8%) posted the largest increases, while Deribit (-44.7%), HTX (-23.0%) and Upbit (-16.0%) saw the steepest declines. India was Binanceโ€™s largest source of visitors, Japan was the largest for OKX, and the U.S. was the largest for Coinbase.

  • WuBlockchain
    Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) reported

    June 2026 Exchange Data Report: Spot Volume Fell 5.1%, Derivatives Volume Rose 4.2%, Website Traffic Fell 0.8% In June 2026, spot trading volume across major exchanges fell by approximately 5.1% from May. Bitfinex recorded the largest increase, up 21.4%, while BitMart recorded the largest decline, down 58.6%. Derivatives trading volume rose by approximately 4.2% from May. Deribit recorded the largest increase, up 26.6%, while HTX recorded the largest decline, down 42.4%. Traffic to major exchange websites fell by approximately 0.8% from May. Deribit recorded the largest increase, up 165.1%, while HTX recorded the largest decline, down 50.8%.

  • llm_redteam
    Slade ๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ LLM Hacker (@llm_redteam) reported

    @btcliveco spot down, derivs up, traffic down. that's not a market getting bigger, it's the same crowd rolling the same money through more leverage. Bitfinex printing +21.4% spot while everyone else bleeds is the only real signal here.

  • ExoTricks
    Exo (@ExoTricks) reported

    @bitfinex Thatโ€™s a big shift. $73.5K turning from resistance into support would be a really solid sign for BTC.

  • Echochiu2
    Chiutoshi Echomotoใ€โ‚ฟ=โˆž/21Mใ€‘ (@Echochiu2) reported

    GM Brothers and Sisters โœ…Bitcoin price remains weak Despite the July U.S. CPI data coming in as expected, Bitcoin failed to react positively and dropped below $63,500, erasing earlier gains. The price is currently hovering around the $63,000 level and underperforming relative to U.S. equities and other risk assets. โœ…Shift in Federal Reserve rate expectations Combined with recent soft labor-market data, the in-line CPI print has pushed the probability of the Fed holding rates steady at the September meeting up to 60%. This is generally viewed as a supportive environment for crypto and risk assets, though Bitcoin has not yet shown a clear positive response. โœ…Analysts warn of weakening support Trader Rekt Capital notes that the ~$63,000 support level is progressively weakening, with bounce sizes shrinking from 6.27% โ†’ 5.83% โ†’ 3.18% โ†’ just 1.15%. He warns that โ€œat some point the bounces will become so weak that the floor will simply break.โ€ Bitfinex research also highlights strong resistance in the $65,000โ€“$65,500 zone, which Bitcoin has failed to close above since late July. โœ…What to watch next Attention now turns to Thursdayโ€™s July Producer Price Index data, which could influence market volatility and the elevated downside protection premiums currently seen in Bitcoin options markets. ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ๏ผ Plan accordingly & Choose wisely โœจMay your life radiant with Bitcoinโœจ bitcoin:native

  • WaffleHouseGuy1
    waffles (@WaffleHouseGuy1) reported

    @bitfinex Will you support Luke coin?

  • ThomasOyxxx
    Thomas (@ThomasOyxxx) reported

    ๐„๐ฏ๐ž๐ซ๐ฒ ๐œ๐ก๐š๐ข๐ง ๐ง๐ž๐ž๐๐ฌ ๐š ๐Ÿ๐š๐œ๐ž. ๐’๐ญ๐š๐›๐ฅ๐ž ๐ฆ๐ข๐ ๐ก๐ญ ๐ก๐š๐ฏ๐ž ๐Ÿ๐จ๐ฎ๐ง๐ ๐ข๐ญ๐ฌ ๐ข๐ง ๐š ๐›๐ฅ๐ฎ๐ž ๐๐ข๐ง๐จ๐ฌ๐š๐ฎ๐ซ ๐ฐ๐ข๐ญ๐ก ๐š๐ง ๐จ๐ฏ๐ž๐ซ๐›๐ข๐ญ๐ž. Culture isnโ€™t designed. Itโ€™s discovered, usually by accident. A toy photo, a broken render, a nickname that stuck. Thatโ€™s how $FEFER was born. Not from a whitepaper, not from a marketing plan. From CT deciding a jaw that never loaded was funnier than anything a team could have scripted. โžœ First launch failed โžœ Team stepped back โžœ Community didnโ€™t That sequence matters more than people give it credit for. Most memes die the moment the original push loses steam. Fefer got a second life because the people holding it treated the token like it was worth continuing, not restarting. โžœ Relaunched on @coinsdot + @Stable โžœ Snapshot of 4,827 original holders โžœ Airdropped directly, no claim forms, nobody left behind Thatโ€™s not a small detail. Snapshotting the original holders instead of starting a fresh cap table is the difference between โ€œnew project borrowing an old jokeโ€ and โ€œsame community, new chapter.โ€ Where it stands right now: โžœ $3.9M market cap โžœ $569K liquidity โžœ Live on a USDT-powered L1 backed by Bitfinex and PayPal Ventures Stable is still early. Its identity is still being written in real time, and the projects active in it now are the ones that end up shaping what people associate with the chain later. $FEFER isnโ€™t trying to win on utility. Itโ€™s trying to win on being unforgettable, and a meme that survives its own failed launch and still gets airdropped back to the exact people who believed in it the first time is hard to forget. Nobody decides which meme becomes the face of a chain. The timeline does. ๐Ÿ‘€ Fefer didnโ€™t restart. Fefer continued. CA: 0xDEeE8f25fe3B5C33AeF78637278ACBFF23EeBFa6 Always DYOR and verify the contract before interacting. @savefefer

  • Blackintus
    BlackIntus (@Blackintus) reported

    Crypto Fear & Greed Index: 16/100 โ€” โ€œextreme fear.โ€ Bitcoin bitcoin:native briefly broke $60K last week โ€” worst stretch since FTX collapse in 2022. Now rebounding to $63,800. But Bitfinex warns: โ€œRallies are increasingly being sold rather than accumulated.โ€ The structural problem hasnโ€™t changed. Macro is restrictive. Rates are going higher. Bitcoin is a risk-on asset in a risk-off environment. ๐Ÿ’ฐ YOUR MOVE: The $63,800 bounce is a relief rally, not a reversal. For the trend to change you need two things: Strait of Hormuz reopens (oil down, inflation pressure eases, Fed pause) or SpaceX IPO capital returns to crypto after the excitement fades. Neither is happening this week. If youโ€™re long crypto, set a stop at $58,000. If youโ€™re waiting to buy the dip โ€” the structural floor is $52,000, not $60,000. @Blackintus

  • daboloskov
    DAโ‚ฟOLOSKOV (@daboloskov) reported

    @BFXSecurities @paoloardoino @bitfinex Are you guys can answer to your customer? Your support form certificate is no signed anymore and outdated.

  • shanaka86
    Shanaka Anslem Perera โšก (@shanaka86) reported

    On 15th August 2010, a single Bitcoin transaction created 184,467,440,737 coins. That is 8,784 times the entire 21 million supply cap. Two addresses received 92 billion each. The fix took five hours, and it was written by hand. The supply limit everyone treats as a law of mathematics has already failed once and been restored by people. It happened again in 2018, when a second inflation path was found and patched before anyone used it. The cap survived because when it broke, humans coordinated inside an afternoon. Fungibility has no such defence. There is no consensus rule anywhere in Bitcoin saying one coin must be accepted like any other, so there is nothing to violate, nothing to patch, and no emergency to coordinate around. It has been eroding for a decade and no client has ever shipped a fix, because no rule was ever broken. The Bitcoin taken from Coldcard wallets are the current demonstration. More than 1,367 bitcoin:native and Galaxy Research says most of it has not moved. Every node on earth treats those outputs as perfectly spendable. Bitcoin has no stolen flag, no freeze, no administrator and no way to reverse a confirmed transaction. They are still close to "unusable" anywhere that checks identity. That decision is made outside the protocol entirely. Analytics firms score provenance, exchanges screen deposits, and custodians act on the result. There is no canonical formula for any of it. One provider models ownership clusters, another estimates proportional exposure, another counts hops. CoinJoin breaks assumptions several of those methods rely on. Two exchanges can examine the same output and reach opposite conclusions. So clean and ***** are not properties of a satoshi. They are privately manufactured 'credit ratings' attached to history. Which means the split forming is not two coins at two prices. It is a compliance spread. On-chain a bitcoin holds its full face value. At the regulated edge, what it is actually worth is that price multiplied by the odds an institution accepts where it has been. Bitfinex settles what that means in practice. Of 119,756 bitcoin stolen in 2016, roughly 25,000 moved through years of laundering. Over 94,000 were recovered, and not because any blacklist disabled them. Investigators obtained the private keys. Watching narrows the exits. Taking them back still requires control. Some read all of this as proof of the asset's strength, on the reasoning that only real value attracts theft and scrutiny at this scale. Criminals take enormous risks for cash, gold, art and data too! The harder observation is structural. Bitcoin fixed the scarcity problem that fiat has. It never solved the fungibility problem that cash solved by accident, because paper carries no history. Bitcoin carries all of it, forever, and the protocol has no opinion about what that history should cost you. One supply. One settlement ledger. And a growing number of private ledgers deciding whose spending gets accepted.

  • CocaColaKid_OG
    Coca Cola Kid (@CocaColaKid_OG) reported

    Drag Bitfinex BTCUSD LONGS back down to 80K. They never sell at a loss.

  • samsainlove2
    samsainlove .ยฐห–โœง (@samsainlove2) reported

    @bitfinex AVOID BITFINEX ! stealing customer money !!

  • urubullish
    RUBU (@urubullish) reported

    @bitfinex Block

  • midwit_retard
    wittery (@midwit_retard) reported

    @Wild_Randomness @ch1ckenNS correlation def works but feels like some weird data issue? where does this long accumulation data on bitfinex come from eve..

  • _sradic_
    sradic (@_sradic_) reported

    @bitfinex @paoloardoino @CRYPTO101Pod "Volume up, customer base up". Yeah, and? No fees, remember? The only saving grace could be if you're taking a cut from the lending market. If that's the case, bravo.

  • PhaResearcher
    faizco. (@PhaResearcher) reported

    Bitcoin just hit a monthly high of $65,500. Nobody actually bought it there. That's not a typo. Look at what happened underneath the price. The day before this rally started, US spot Bitcoin ETFs sold about $425 million worth of bitcoin. Strategy bought nothing. Look at the Coinbase premium, the number that tells you whether American money is actually stepping in, is still negative. So what moved the price. A softer than expected inflation report. That single print cut the odds of a July rate hike from 42% down to around 12%, and bond yields dropped with it. Bitcoin didn't rally because people wanted bitcoin. It rallied because it's priced like every other risk asset right now, and every other risk asset just got a green light on rates. Bitfinex's own analysts have a name for this kind of move. Borrowed strength. Every real bitcoin uptrend in this cycle has had one thing in common, a buyer who shows up regardless of price, absorbing whatever gets sold into them. That buyer isn't here right now. What's here is a rate bet, and rate bets can reverse the moment the next data print disagrees with this one. This is the difference between a market that wants an asset and a market that's just borrowing someone else's optimism for a few days. One of those holds. The other one gets called back the second the mood changes. I'll be watching Friday's data for whether that buyer shows up. Worth bookmarking this one, because if the premium flips positive this week, that's the actual signal, not the price.

  • ThomasOyxxx
    Thomas (@ThomasOyxxx) reported

    ๐„๐ฏ๐ž๐ซ๐ฒ ๐œ๐ก๐š๐ข๐ง ๐ง๐ž๐ž๐๐ฌ ๐š ๐Ÿ๐š๐œ๐ž. ๐’๐ญ๐š๐›๐ฅ๐ž ๐ฆ๐ข๐ ๐ก๐ญ ๐ก๐š๐ฏ๐ž ๐Ÿ๐จ๐ฎ๐ง๐ ๐ข๐ญ๐ฌ ๐ข๐ง ๐š ๐›๐ฅ๐ฎ๐ž ๐๐ข๐ง๐จ๐ฌ๐š๐ฎ๐ซ ๐ฐ๐ข๐ญ๐ก ๐š๐ง ๐จ๐ฏ๐ž๐ซ๐›๐ข๐ญ๐ž. Culture isnโ€™t designed. Itโ€™s discovered, usually by accident. A toy photo, a broken render, a nickname that stuck. Thatโ€™s how $FEFER was born. Not from a whitepaper, not from a marketing plan. From CT deciding a jaw that never loaded was funnier than anything a team could have scripted. โžœ First launch failed โžœ Team stepped back โžœ Community didnโ€™t That sequence matters more than people give it credit for. Most memes die the moment the original push loses steam. Fefer got a second life because the people holding it treated the token like it was worth continuing, not restarting. โžœ Relaunched on @coinsdot + @Stable โžœ Snapshot of 4,827 original holders โžœ Airdropped directly, no claim forms, nobody left behind Thatโ€™s not a small detail. Snapshotting the original holders instead of starting a fresh cap table is the difference between โ€œnew project borrowing an old jokeโ€ and โ€œsame community, new chapter.โ€ Where it stands right now: โžœ $3.9M market cap โžœ $569K liquidity โžœ Live on a USDT-powered L1 backed by Bitfinex and PayPal Ventures Stable is still early. Its identity is still being written in real time, and the projects active in it now are the ones that end up shaping what people associate with the chain later. $FEFER isnโ€™t trying to win on utility. Itโ€™s trying to win on being unforgettable, and a meme that survives its own failed launch and still gets airdropped back to the exact people who believed in it the first time is hard to forget. Nobody decides which meme becomes the face of a chain. The timeline does. ๐Ÿ‘€ Fefer didnโ€™t restart. Fefer continued. CA: 0xDEeE8f25fe3B5C33AeF78637278ACBFF23EeBFa6 Always DYOR and verify the contract before interacting. @savefefer

  • BrutalDegenX
    Brutal Crypto Brief (@BrutalDegenX) reported

    475K $ETH pulled off exchanges in ONE week - Binance, Bitfinex, OKX, Gemini all bleeding outflows ๐Ÿ‘€ June avg return is -7.59%, ETH already down 16% this month - and degens are STILL buying the dip Brave or stupid, we'll find out $ETH #Ethereum

  • Mrbvnkstips
    Mrbankstips Parody (@Mrbvnkstips) reported

    Every crypto CEX shutting down like Bitfinex and others have one thing in common they bought ETH and over leveraged simple

  • Ssas_33
    Sumbull (@Ssas_33) reported

    @MaxCrypto Bitfinex whales donโ€™t known ****

  • JourneyMacro
    Nomad (@JourneyMacro) reported

    @materkel It's self interest - Brian knows that a Crypto with high TPS will eventually replace Coinbase because it is a third party intermediary in transactions Almost every crypto exchange has compromised financial freedom because they're third parties, which is why they support BTC or made their own blockchain - Binance, Tether/Bitfinex, Bybit, okx, etc โ€œCommerce on the Internet has come to rely almost exclusively on financial institutions serving as TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES to process electronic payments. While the system works well enough for most transactions, it still suffers from the inherent weaknesses of the trust based modelโ€ฆ What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other WITHOUT THE NEED FOR A TRUSTED THIRD PARTY.โ€ - Satoshi Nakamoto

  • ero_crypto
    Erik (@ero_crypto) reported

    CENTRALIZED EXCHANGE ASSET FLOWS Where is capital moving across centralized exchanges this month? Looking at 30-day net flows across 65+ tracked CEXs, the picture shows a clear shift in capital and confidence between platforms. As of August 6, 2026, total CEX assets stand at $244.6B, down from $246.86B 30 days earlier โ€” a net decline of $2.26B (-0.92%). โ—พ 28 exchanges recorded inflows totaling +$893.5M โ—พ 37 exchanges saw outflows totaling -$3.15B โ—พ OKX: -$1.186B (-5.59%) โ—พ Bybit: -$604.2M โ—พ Bitfinex: +$263.91M โ—พ Deribit: +$257.36M Bitfinex and Deribit attracted the strongest inflows relative to their size, while OKX and Bybit experienced some of the largest capital outflows. The broader takeaway: capital is leaving CEXs overall, but the flow between individual platforms is telling a much more interesting story.