[Global liquidity radar] Exchanges shed 19,745 BTC as Asia volume falls 9% and US jumps 326%

Bitcoin balances on major exchanges fell over the daily, weekly and monthly periods, with Binance recording the largest daily net outflow. Trading volume declined during the Asian session while surging during the US session, which led activity across the three regions.

The exchange data showed withdrawals exceeding deposits across all three periods, alongside a shift in trading activity toward US hours.

As of November 2, major exchanges held approximately 2,441,742 BTC in total.

Daily net outflows reached approximately 19,745 BTC, while weekly net outflows totaled 57,043 BTC. Monthly net outflows were smaller at 10,201 BTC.

Coinbase Pro held the largest bitcoin balance at 833,742 BTC. It recorded daily net inflows of 833 BTC and weekly net outflows of 5,541 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 647,768 BTC. Daily net outflows totaled 20,335 BTC, while weekly net outflows reached 53,993 BTC.

Bitfinex held the third-largest balance at 429,911 BTC. It recorded daily net outflows of 439 BTC and weekly net inflows of 1,270 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows Coinbase Pro: 833 BTC; Kraken: 740 BTC; Coinone: 179 BTC. Largest daily net outflows Binance: 20,335 BTC; Bitfinex: 439 BTC; Bybit: 427 BTC.

Trading volume by session for Binance BTCUSDT.

On November 1, Binance BTCUSDT trading volume totaled $151.75 million during the Asian session, $174.90 million during the European session and $386.46 million during the US session.

Compared with October 31, when the respective totals were $167.01 million, $143.48 million and $90.69 million, Asian-session volume fell approximately 9%. European-session volume rose approximately 22%, while US-session volume increased approximately 326%.

The US session led trading activity with $386.46 million in volume, followed by Europe and Asia.