Definition. This chart presents the mean ETH-denominated inflow volume — the average deposit size — for various exchanges, with the aggregate across all exchanges shown as columns and each individual venue as a line, alongside price. This tool can be used to identify and filter for periods and exchanges experiencing larger than normal exchange deposits.

Technical. Each trace is the mean transfer volume per deposit transaction to the given exchange. Venues covered:

• All Exchanges (columns)
• Coinbase
• Binance
• Kraken
• Bitfinex
• OKEx
• Gemini

Interpretation. Because it is an average per deposit rather than a total, this measure separates the size of deposits from their count: a rising mean inflow indicates larger average deposits, behavior typically associated with whale-scale or institutional movement, while periods dominated by retail activity show many small deposits and a lower mean. Divergence between venues reveals where large depositors are concentrating, and isolated spikes on a single exchange often accompany notable sell-side events or large internal transfers.

Notes. Built from Exchange Inflow Volume (Mean) with per-exchange filters. See the Bitcoin counterpart Exchange Mean Inflow Volume (by Exchange) and total flow volumes in Exchange Deposit and Withdrawal Volume [ETH].

Transparency Notice: Exchange balances presented are derived from Glassnode’s comprehensive database of address labels, which are amassed through both officially published exchange information and proprietary clustering algorithms. While we strive to ensure the utmost accuracy in representing exchange balances, it is important to note that these figures might not always encapsulate the entirety of an exchange’s reserves, particularly when exchanges refrain from disclosing their official addresses. We urge users to exercise caution and discretion when utilizing these metrics. Glassnode shall not be held responsible for any discrepancies or potential inaccuracies. Please read our Transparency Notice when using exchange data