# [Global liquidity radar] Exchanges shed 2,599 BTC as Asia volume falls 87%, US volume drops 25% By Simon Yoon Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/51587 Published: 2026-11-08T12:22:49.000Z Updated: 2026-11-08T12:22:49.000Z Section: Investing > Exchange bitcoin holdings fell by approximately 2,599 BTC over the day. Asian trading volume dropped 87%, European volume fell 89% and US volume declined 25%. Bitcoin holdings on major exchanges fell over the day, extending weekly and monthly net outflows. Trading volume declined across Asian, European and US sessions, with Europe remaining the busiest. The decline in exchange balances coincided with a broad contraction in trading activity. Asian and European session volumes fell more sharply than US session volume. As of November 8, total bitcoin holdings on the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,581,240 BTC. Exchanges recorded net outflows of approximately 2,599 BTC over the day, 9,106 BTC over the week and 30,440 BTC over the month. Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at approximately 871,100 BTC. It recorded daily net outflows of 963.48 BTC and weekly net outflows of 1,412 BTC. Binance ranked second with approximately 666,887 BTC. Daily net outflows reached 376.42 BTC, while weekly net outflows totaled 6,799 BTC. ![ Global liquidity radar Exchanges shed 2,599 BTC as Asia volume falls 87%, US volume drops 25%]() Bitfinex held approximately 429,236 BTC, the third-largest balance. It recorded net outflows of 62.77 BTC over the day and 1,267 BTC over the week. Largest daily net inflows Bybit led with 328.20 BTC, followed by Gate with 314.05 BTC and KuCoin with 20.97 BTC. Largest daily net outflows OKX recorded 1,454 BTC, followed by Coinbase Pro with 963.48 BTC and Binance with 376.42 BTC. On November 7, Binance BTCUSDT trading volume totaled $89.92 million during the Asian session, $227.63 million during the European session and $111.73 million during the US session. Compared with November 6, when the respective sessions recorded $670.37 million, $1.98 billion and $149.58 million, Asian session volume fell approximately 87%. European session volume declined approximately 89%, while US session volume fell approximately 25%. Europe remained the largest trading session with $227.63 million in volume, followed by the US and Asia.