As has been discussed, these numbers are mostly pointless. You should not care about their assets. Without knowing what they are supposed to have.
Having $100 is great, unless you owe 4 people $100. Then it's....not great.
Having a lot of funds leave your exchange is bad. Unless is was a planned separation of a large client, then it's not important at all.
Spitting out numbers without context and *all* the other data is pointless.
-Dave
The main goal of this table is to have an overview on the changes of total assets of exchange per update. The 1mo nth inflow indicates how much money added or subtracted for a period of 1 month.
All this data is gathered by coinglass from the wallets of each exchange. I will try to edit this and give more detailed analysis. Thank you for the feedback.
Without knowing what they are supposed to have.
Having $100 is great, unless you owe 4 people $100. Then it's....not great.
there's no way to determine this since the exchange itself doesn't provide a transparent PoR in real-time. I will try to update this table about this improvement once there are available data from CEX. In the mean time, The table will just serve as a measurement for the inflow of assets on an exchange regardless of the specification of the tokens coincides. You can use the data to determine if the exchange is already crumbling which is an indication that they might exit the market like what happened to FTX and probably on crypto.com & coinbase