The Reshuffling Ratio quantifies the volume of internal (in-house) token transfers relative to an exchange’s total balance, averaged over a short rolling window. A higher Reshuffling Ratio suggests the exchange is actively reallocating its liquidity internally — a behavior that, if persistent, may warrant further investigation into the exchange's liquidity management practices. Conversely, a lower ratio indicates more stable internal flows, reflecting a healthier operational state.

This metric was introduced by CryptoVizArt. For further details, please refer to his introductory article.