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IntoTheBlock: Bitcoin has flowed into CEX for the sixth consecutive week. CEX has had a net inflow of nearly $2 billion in BTC since December last year.

According to IntoTheBlock data, Bitcoin has been flowing into CEX for the sixth consecutive week, with a net inflow of nearly 2 billion US dollars since December last year.

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