# [Global Liquidity Radar] Exchanges add 3,784 BTC as Asia volume jumps 107%, U.S. 26%

By Simon Yoon

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Published: 2026-10-16T12:02:48.000Z
Updated: 2026-10-16T12:02:48.000Z
Section: Investing

> Major exchanges logged net inflows of 3,784 BTC over 24 hours and 15,465 BTC over seven days, while the 30-day balance fell by 22,456 BTC. Regional trading volume rose across Asia, Europe and the U.S.

Bitcoin held on major exchanges rose on both a daily and weekly basis, while the 30-day balance remained in net outflow. Trading volume increased across all three regional sessions, led by Europe.

Total bitcoin holdings across major exchanges stood at about 2.45 million BTC on Oct. 16.

Exchanges recorded a net inflow of about 3,784 BTC over 24 hours and 15,465 BTC over seven days. The 30-day reading showed a net outflow of 22,456 BTC, highlighting a split between shorter-term inflows and the monthly trend.

Coinbase Pro held 838,848 BTC, the largest balance among the exchanges tracked. Its balance declined by 2 BTC over 24 hours but increased by 2,196 BTC over seven days.

Binance ranked second with 660,999 BTC. It recorded a daily net inflow of 1,431 BTC and a seven-day net inflow of 7,482 BTC.

Bitfinex placed third with 427,637 BTC. Its balance rose by 277 BTC over 24 hours and by 745 BTC over seven days.

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Largest daily inflows ▲Binance (1,431 BTC) ▲Bybit (852 BTC) ▲OKX (618 BTC) Largest daily outflows ▲Coinbase Pro (2 BTC) ▲Poloniex (0.32 BTC)

Binance BTCUSDT volume on Oct. 15 totaled $611.4 million during Asian hours, $1.64 billion during European hours and $295.56 million during U.S. hours.

Compared with Oct. 14, when the respective totals were $294.72 million, $851.12 million and $235.26 million, Asian-session volume increased about 107%. European volume rose roughly 93%, while U.S. volume gained about 26%.

Europe led regional activity with $1.64 billion in volume, followed by Asia and the U.S.

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