Global liquidity radar: Exchanges see 1,590 BTC net inflow as Asia volume rises 37%

Bitcoin balances on major exchanges showed a short-term net inflow, with the weekly measure moving in the same direction. By session, Asia recorded the largest trading volume, while U.S. volume fell from the previous day.

Total bitcoin holdings across major exchanges stood at about 2,446,400 BTC as of the latest reading.

Over the past day, exchanges recorded a net inflow of about 1,590 BTC. Over the past week, net inflows totaled 13,671 BTC. On a 30-day basis, however, exchanges posted a net outflow of 29,503 BTC, indicating that medium-term exchange balances continued to decline.

Coinbase Pro held 838,151 BTC, the largest balance among major exchanges. It recorded a daily net outflow of 1,109.96 BTC and a weekly net outflow of 718.81 BTC.

Binance held 659,568 BTC, the second-largest balance. It recorded a daily net inflow of 1,615.21 BTC and a weekly net inflow of 8,398.65 BTC.

Bitfinex held 427,360 BTC, the third-largest balance. It recorded a daily net outflow of 315.62 BTC and a weekly net inflow of 2,549.07 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows were Binance with 1,615 BTC, OKX with 980 BTC and Kraken with 504 BTC. Largest daily net outflows were Coinbase Pro with 1,110 BTC, Bitfinex with 316 BTC and Bitstamp with 289 BTC.

Binance BTCUSDT volume by session was $601.94 million in Asia, $442.41 million in Europe and $475.16 million in the United States.

Compared with the previous day, when Asia recorded $440.28 million, Europe $264.15 million and the United States $1.04 billion, Asia session volume rose about 37%. Europe session volume also increased about 67%, while U.S. session volume fell about 54%.

By region, Asia led overall activity with $601.94 million in volume, followed by the United States and Europe.