# [Global liquidity radar] Exchange net flows at 0 BTC; Asia volume rises 27%, US 1287% By Simon Yoon Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/52299 Published: 2026-11-09T12:43:22.000Z Updated: 2026-11-09T12:43:22.000Z Section: Investing > Exchange bitcoin holdings were unchanged on the day at approximately 2,580,738 BTC. Asian session volume rose 27% and US volume increased 1287%, while European volume fell 68%. Bitcoin balances on exchanges were unchanged over the day, with weekly net inflows contrasting with monthly net outflows. Trading volume rose in the Asian and US sessions, with the US recording the highest volume, while European activity declined. The exchange balance data showed holdings increasing over seven days but falling over 30 days. Session volumes showed a sharp increase in US trading alongside a smaller rise in Asia. As of November 9, 2026, total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,580,738 BTC. Daily net flows were 0 BTC, leaving holdings unchanged. Exchanges recorded net inflows of approximately 3,856 BTC over seven days and net outflows of 36,833 BTC over 30 days. Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at approximately 870,492 BTC. Daily net flows were 0 BTC, while seven-day net outflows totaled 1,443 BTC. Binance ranked second with approximately 666,073 BTC. Its balance was unchanged over the day, with seven-day net inflows of 2,559 BTC. ![ Global liquidity radar Exchange net flows at 0 BTC; Asia volume rises 27%, US 1287%]() Bitfinex held the third-largest balance at approximately 429,416 BTC. Daily net flows were 0 BTC, while seven-day net outflows reached 553 BTC. Largest daily net inflows No entries provided. Largest daily net outflows No entries provided. The latest session-volume data cover November 8, 2026, with November 7 as the comparison date. Trading volume totaled $114.52 million in the Asian session, $73.1 million in the European session and $1.55 billion in the US session. Compared with the previous day's volumes of $89.92 million in Asia, $227.63 million in Europe and $111.73 million in the US, Asian volume rose approximately 27%. European volume fell approximately 68%, while US volume increased approximately 1287%. The US session led trading with $1.55 billion in volume, followed by Asia and Europe.