[Global liquidity radar] Exchanges shed 1,451 BTC as Asia volume rises 134% and US falls 79%

Bitcoin exchange balances fell over the past day and week but remained higher on a monthly basis. Trading volume rose during the Asian session and declined during the US session, while Europe recorded the highest volume.

Session activity diverged, with Asia gaining volume as US trading slowed. Exchange balances also showed contrasting trends across time frames, with daily and weekly net outflows alongside monthly net inflows.

Total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,469,132 BTC as of 11:41 UTC on October 31, 2026.

Exchanges recorded net outflows of approximately 1,451 BTC over the past day and 28,683 BTC over the past week. Over the past month, net inflows of 15,007 BTC left aggregate exchange balances higher.

Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at 832,961 BTC. It recorded daily net outflows of 4,909 BTC and weekly net outflows of 6,992 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 675,543 BTC. Daily net inflows reached 41 BTC, while weekly net outflows totaled 25,168 BTC.

Bitfinex held the third-largest balance at 430,314 BTC. It recorded net inflows of 1,237 BTC over the past day and 1,824 BTC over the past week.

Largest daily net inflows Bybit: 2,338 BTC; Bitfinex: 1,237 BTC; Gemini: 252 BTC. Largest daily net outflows Coinbase Pro: −4,909 BTC; Kraken: −424 BTC; KuCoin: −91 BTC.

Trading volume by session on October 30 totaled $817.06 million in Asia, $1.35 billion in Europe and $331.62 million in the US.

Compared with October 29, when volumes were $349.49 million in Asia, $1.23 billion in Europe and $1.58 billion in the US, Asian session volume increased approximately 134%. European session volume rose approximately 10%, while US session volume fell approximately 79%.

Europe led session trading volume at $1.35 billion, followed by Asia and the US.