Global liquidity radar: Exchanges shed 236 BTC as Asia volume rises 9% and US falls 48%

Bitcoin exchange balances fell over the past day but remained higher over the week and month. Asian session trading volume increased while US volume declined, with the European session recording the highest turnover.

The daily outflow contrasted with larger net inflows over the longer periods. Trading volume rose from the previous day in both the Asian and European sessions, while activity in the US session contracted.

Total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,497,579 BTC as of 11:40 UTC on October 25, 2026.

Exchanges recorded net outflows of approximately 236 BTC over the past day. Seven-day net inflows totaled 44,353 BTC, while net inflows over 30 days reached 29,671 BTC.

Coinbase Pro held 839,100 BTC, the largest balance among the tracked exchanges. It recorded daily net outflows of 853 BTC and weekly net inflows of 899 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 701,010 BTC. Daily net inflows totaled 299 BTC, while net inflows over the past week reached 37,427 BTC.

Bitfinex held the third-largest balance at 428,586 BTC. It recorded daily net inflows of 96 BTC and weekly net inflows of 903 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows: Binance (299 BTC), Gate (123 BTC) and Bitfinex (96 BTC). Largest daily net outflows: Coinbase Pro (−853 BTC), Gemini (−20 BTC) and Poloniex (−3 BTC).

Trading volume by Asian, European and US session.

On October 24, trading volume totaled $200.66 million during the Asian session, $1.74 billion during the European session and $350.25 million during the US session.

Compared with October 23, when the respective totals were $183.97 million, $414.98 million and $673.24 million, Asian session volume rose approximately 9%. European session volume increased approximately 319%, while US session volume fell approximately 48%.

The European session led trading activity with $1.74 billion in volume, followed by the US session and then the Asian session.