[Global liquidity radar] Exchanges gain 10,061 BTC as Asia volume rises 570%, US drops 86%

Bitcoin balances on exchanges rose over the past day and week while remaining lower over the past month. Binance led daily net inflows as trading volume increased during Asian and European sessions and declined during the US session.

Coinbase Pro, the largest exchange by bitcoin holdings, recorded daily net outflows, contrasting with the inflows at Binance. European session volume exceeded both Asian and US session volume.

Total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,591,686 BTC as of November 10, 2026, at 13:00 UTC.

Exchanges recorded net inflows of approximately 10,061 BTC over the past day and 14,046 BTC over the past week. Monthly net outflows totaled 23,749 BTC, leaving balances lower over that period despite the shorter-term inflows.

Coinbase Pro held 870,095 BTC, the largest balance among the tracked exchanges. It recorded daily net outflows of 397 BTC and weekly net outflows of 5,520 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 677,190 BTC. Daily net inflows reached 10,227 BTC, while weekly net inflows totaled 21,832 BTC.

Bitfinex held the third-largest balance at 429,719 BTC. It recorded daily net inflows of 292 BTC and weekly net outflows of 6 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows: Binance (10,227 BTC), Bitfinex (292 BTC) and Bitstamp (150 BTC). Largest daily net outflows: Coinbase Pro (397 BTC), OKX (365 BTC) and Gemini (29 BTC).

Binance BTCUSDT trading volume on November 9 totaled $767.83 million during the Asian session, $1.08 billion during the European session and $215.78 million during the US session.

Compared with November 8, when the respective sessions recorded $114.52 million, $73.10 million and $1.55 billion, Asian session volume increased approximately 570%. European session volume rose approximately 1,377%, while US session volume fell approximately 86%.

The European session accounted for the largest trading volume at $1.08 billion, followed by the Asian session and then the US session.