Add as a preferred source on GoogleGlobal liquidity radar: exchange BTC net inflow at 0 as Asia volume slips 1%, US down 27%
Exchange BTC balances were flat on a one-day basis, with 0 BTC net inflow, while seven-day and 30-day flows stayed negative. Binance BTCUSDT volume fell across Asia, Europe and US sessions.
Bitcoin balances on major exchanges showed little change on a one-day basis, while weekly and monthly flows remained negative. Trading volume was highest during Asian hours, with all three sessions lower than the previous day.
As of 2026-10-11T04:30:04.988Z, major exchanges held about 2,435,394 BTC in total.
The one-day net inflow was about 0 BTC. Over the past seven days, exchanges recorded a net outflow of 14,979 BTC, while the 30-day figure showed a net outflow of 37,102 BTC.
Coinbase Pro held 836,652 BTC, the largest balance among major exchanges. Its one-day net inflow was 0 BTC, while its seven-day flow showed a net outflow of 4,034 BTC.
Binance held 653,517 BTC, ranking second by balance. Its one-day net inflow was 0 BTC, and its seven-day flow showed a net outflow of 16,456 BTC.
Bitfinex ranked third with 426,892 BTC. Its one-day net inflow was 0 BTC, while its seven-day flow showed a net inflow of 3,655 BTC.
Daily largest net inflow: no data.
Daily largest net outflow: no data.
Binance BTCUSDT volume stood at $238.11 million during Asian hours, $130.92 million during European hours and $147.44 million during US hours.
Compared with the previous day, when Asia recorded $241.09 million, Europe $287.42 million and the US $200.62 million, Asian volume fell about 1%. European volume declined about 54%, while US volume dropped about 27%.
By session, Asian trading led overall activity with $238.11 million in volume, followed by the US session and then the European session.