# [Global liquidity radar] Exchanges add 7,054 BTC as Asian volume falls 80% and US volume rises 257% By Simon Yoon Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/39919 Published: 2026-10-24T11:42:05.000Z Updated: 2026-10-24T11:42:05.000Z Section: Investing > Exchange bitcoin holdings rose by 7,054 BTC in a day. Asian session volume fell about 80%, while US session volume increased about 257% to lead regional trading. Bitcoin balances on major exchanges rose over the daily, weekly and monthly periods, while trading volume shifted toward the US session as activity declined in Asia and Europe. Exchange holdings increased across all three time frames. Session volumes showed a regional divergence, with the US recording the largest turnover. As of October 24, total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,497,889 BTC. Daily net inflows totaled approximately 7,054 BTC. Exchanges added 46,980 BTC over seven days and 26,349 BTC over 30 days. Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at 839,801 BTC, recording daily net inflows of 1,775 BTC and weekly net inflows of 1,397 BTC. Binance ranked second with 700,612 BTC. Its daily net inflows reached 4,571 BTC, while weekly net inflows totaled 37,268 BTC. ![ Global liquidity radar Exchanges add 7,054 BTC as Asian volume falls 80% and US volume rises 257%]() Bitfinex held 428,581 BTC, the third-largest balance. It recorded net inflows of 168 BTC over one day and 984 BTC over seven days. Largest daily net inflows: Binance (4,571 BTC), Coinbase Pro (1,775 BTC), Bybit (369 BTC). Largest daily net outflows: Gemini (21 BTC), Kraken (15 BTC), Coinone (5 BTC). On October 23, trading volume totaled $183.97 million during the Asian session, $414.98 million during the European session and $673.24 million during the US session. Compared with October 22, when the respective sessions recorded $902.52 million, $618.89 million and $188.49 million, Asian volume fell approximately 80% and European volume declined approximately 33%. US volume rose approximately 257%. The US session led trading activity with $673.24 million in volume, followed by Europe and Asia.