[Global liquidity radar] Exchanges add 34,363 BTC as Asia volume rises 68% and US falls 50%

Bitcoin balances across major exchanges increased over the past day, week and month, with Binance recording the largest daily net inflow. Trading volume rose during Asian hours while roughly halving during European and US hours.

Daily flows diverged between Binance and Coinbase Pro, with inflows at Binance outweighing withdrawals from Coinbase Pro. Asian trading hours accounted for the largest share of activity across the three sessions.

Major exchanges held approximately 2,492,968 BTC as of 12:20 UTC on October 23, 2026.

Daily net inflows totaled approximately 34,363 BTC, while weekly net inflows reached 42,407 BTC. Monthly net inflows were smaller at 2,507 BTC.

Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at 837,361 BTC. It recorded daily net outflows of 5,174 BTC and weekly net outflows of 1,573 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 698,632 BTC. Daily net inflows totaled 35,421 BTC, while weekly net inflows reached 37,784 BTC.

Bitfinex ranked third with 428,435 BTC, recording daily net inflows of 909 BTC and weekly net inflows of 820 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows: Binance (35,421 BTC), Bybit (1,537 BTC) and Bitfinex (909 BTC). Largest daily net outflows: Coinbase Pro (−5,174 BTC), Gate (−139 BTC) and Bitstamp (−21 BTC).

Trading volume on October 22 totaled approximately $903 million during Asian hours, $619 million during European hours and $188 million during US hours.

Compared with October 21, when the respective sessions recorded $538 million, $1.23 billion and $374 million, Asian-session volume rose approximately 68%. European-session volume declined approximately 50%, as did US-session volume.

Asian hours led trading activity with approximately $903 million in volume, followed by European and US hours.