[Global liquidity radar] Exchanges add 1,687 BTC as Asia volume falls 45% and US rises 112%

Bitcoin balances on major exchanges rose over daily, weekly and monthly periods. Trading volume fell during Asian and European sessions, while the US session grew and recorded the largest volume.

Exchange balances showed net inflows across both short and medium time frames, alongside a shift in trading activity toward US hours.

As of October 26, 2026, major exchanges held approximately 2,499,571 BTC.

Net inflows totaled approximately 1,687 BTC over the past day, 47,613 BTC over the past week and 39,070 BTC over the past month, lifting exchange balances across all three periods.

Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at approximately 839,095 BTC. It recorded daily net outflows of 247 BTC and weekly net inflows of 1,610 BTC.

Binance ranked second with approximately 702,624 BTC. Daily net inflows reached 1,492 BTC, while weekly net inflows totaled 39,226 BTC.

Bitfinex held approximately 428,642 BTC, the third-largest balance. It recorded net inflows of 69 BTC over the day and 875 BTC over the week.

Largest daily net inflows Binance (1,492 BTC), Kraken (322 BTC), KuCoin (91 BTC). Largest daily net outflows Coinbase Pro (247 BTC), bitFlyer (52 BTC), Bybit (52 BTC).

Binance BTCUSDT trading volume on October 25 totaled $109.57 million during the Asian session, $262.04 million during the European session and $741.19 million during the US session.

Compared with October 24, when volumes were $200.66 million in Asia, $1.74 billion in Europe and $350.25 million in the US, Asian session volume fell approximately 45%. European session volume declined approximately 85%, while US session volume increased approximately 112%.

The US session led regional trading activity with $741.19 million in volume, followed by Europe and Asia.