# [Global liquidity radar] Exchanges shed 199 BTC as Asian volume rises 112% and US volume falls 53% By Simon Yoon Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/47667 Published: 2026-11-03T12:43:22.000Z Updated: 2026-11-03T12:43:22.000Z Section: Investing > Exchange bitcoin balances fell by 199 BTC over 24 hours. Asian-session trading volume rose 112% and European volume increased 329%, while US volume declined 53%. Bitcoin balances on major exchanges fell across all tracked periods, while Coinbase Pro, the largest holder, recorded a daily net inflow. Trading volume rose in the Asian and European sessions but declined in the US session. Major exchanges held approximately 2,577,640 BTC as of November 3, 2026, at 12:42 UTC. Daily net outflows totaled approximately 199 BTC. Net outflows reached 43,349 BTC over seven days and 40,645 BTC over 30 days, extending the decline in exchange balances across all three periods. Coinbase Pro held 875,615 BTC, the largest balance among the tracked exchanges. It recorded a daily net inflow of 3,034 BTC and a seven-day net outflow of 813 BTC. Binance ranked second with 655,358 BTC. Daily net outflows totaled 8,156 BTC, while seven-day net outflows reached 54,661 BTC. Bitfinex ranked third with 429,725 BTC. It recorded a daily net outflow of 877 BTC and a seven-day net inflow of 932 BTC. ![ Global liquidity radar Exchanges shed 199 BTC as Asian volume rises 112% and US volume falls 53%]() Largest daily net inflows ▲OKX (3,648 BTC) ▲Coinbase Pro (3,034 BTC) ▲Kraken (1,580 BTC) Largest daily net outflows ▲Binance (8,156 BTC) ▲Bitfinex (877 BTC) ▲Gate (57 BTC) Binance BTCUSDT trading volume on November 2 totaled $322 million during the Asian session, $751 million during the European session and $183 million during the US session. Compared with November 1, when volumes were $152 million in Asia, $175 million in Europe and $386 million in the US, Asian-session volume rose approximately 112%. European-session volume increased approximately 329%, while US-session volume fell approximately 53%. Europe led trading activity with $751 million in session volume, followed by Asia and the US.