KEYTAKEAWAYS
- Binance adds $1,000 same-day withdrawal limit to improve user liquidity while keeping core T+1 security controls in place.
- Crypto hacks surged in Q1 2025, with over $1.63 billion lost—mostly due to one major Bybit incident in February.
- Bitcoin’s Q2 returns averaged 24.86% historically, but recent five-year performance shows volatility and weaker gains as the market matures.
CONTENT
BINANCE UPDATES T+1 WITHDRAWAL POLICY
On April 1, Binance announced an update to its C2C T+1 withdrawal system. Starting immediately, all users now have an extra $1,000 equivalent of same-day (T+0) withdrawal available, in addition to the existing T+1 rule.
If a user has no assets in their Binance account before buying crypto, they can only withdraw up to $1,000 worth on the same day. The rest must wait 24 hours. For users who already hold assets, they get an extra $1,000 T+0 withdrawal on top of their usual limit.
Analysis:
This is a practical “small step” from Binance. It improves liquidity for small users without giving up security. Big traders will still face the 24-hour limit, so the impact is limited for them.
OVER $1.63 BILLION LOST IN CRYPTO HACKS IN Q1 2025
According to security firm PeckShield, over 60 crypto hacking incidents occurred in Q1 2025, with total losses reaching $1.63 billion. That’s a 131% increase from Q1 2024, which saw $706 million in losses.
March alone had 20 attacks totaling $33.46 million in losses. One major case involved a $5 million hack on 1inch—90% of the funds have since been recovered.
Analysis:
A major incident in February—Bybit’s $1.46 billion loss—likely accounts for about 90% of Q1’s total losses. This shows how one big attack can dominate quarterly data.
BITCOIN’S AVERAGE Q2 RETURN IS 24.86% – BUT NOT LATELY
According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin has historically performed well in Q2. Over the past 12 years, the average Q2 return is 24.86%, with a median of 7.19%. However, the past five years have been more mixed:
•Q2 2020: +42.33%
•Q2 2021: -40.36%
•Q2 2022: -56.2%
•Q2 2023: +7.19%
•Q2 2024: -11.92%
Analysis:
Bitcoin’s Q2 results have shifted from strong gains in early years to choppy moves recently, showing a maturing market. Q2 2025 started around $83,000—not a strong position. Technical signals (like MVRV death cross) and recent hacks add pressure, but potential U.S. tariff changes and ECB rate cuts might offer support. A mild ±10% move seems most likely.
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