Global liquidity radar: Exchanges add 1,149.75 BTC as Asia volume falls 51% and US drops 50%

Bitcoin balances across major exchanges recorded a daily net inflow, while weekly inflows contrasted with monthly outflows. European-session trading volume led the market.

Exchange Bitcoin balances showed net inflows over the past day and week, but remained in net outflow territory over the past month. European-session volume was the highest, while activity during Asian and US hours declined from the previous day.

As of Oct. 15, major exchanges held a combined 2,447,549.96 BTC.

Net inflows totaled 1,149.75 BTC over the past day and 15,118.13 BTC over the past week. Over the past month, exchanges recorded net outflows of 25,163.02 BTC, showing a divergence between short-term inflows and the broader monthly trend.

Coinbase Pro held 837,091.81 BTC, the largest balance among major exchanges. It recorded a daily net outflow of 1,059.46 BTC and a weekly net outflow of 1,582.76 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 659,512.41 BTC. It posted a daily net outflow of 55.66 BTC and a weekly net inflow of 8,252.31 BTC.

Bitfinex held 427,653.51 BTC, the third-largest balance. It recorded a daily net inflow of 293.36 BTC and a weekly net inflow of 2,866.48 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows and outflows

OKX led daily inflows with 1,264.36 BTC, followed by Bybit with 543.51 BTC and Bitfinex with 293.36 BTC. Coinbase Pro posted the largest daily outflow at 1,059.46 BTC, followed by Gemini at 79.87 BTC and Binance at 55.66 BTC.

Binance BTCUSDT trading volume totaled $294.72 million during Asian hours, $851.12 million during European hours and $235.26 million during US hours on Oct. 14.

Compared with Oct. 13, when volume stood at $601.94 million in Asia, $442.41 million in Europe and $475.16 million in the US, Asian-session volume fell about 51%. European-session volume rose about 92%, while US-session volume declined about 50%.

European hours led regional activity with $851.12 million in volume, followed by Asian and US trading hours.

This article is based on market data and chart analysis and does not constitute investment advice regarding any specific asset.