Global liquidity radar: Exchanges add 4,767 BTC as Asia volume rises 99%, US 199%

Bitcoin balances at major exchanges rose over the past day and week but remained lower over the past month. Trading volume increased in the Asian and US sessions, while Europe retained the largest share despite a decline.

The regional volume gains coincided with mixed exchange flows: daily and weekly net inflows contrasted with net outflows over the monthly period.

Major exchanges held approximately 2,603,289 BTC as of November 12.

Net inflows totaled approximately 4,767 BTC over the past day and 9,297 BTC over the past week. Over the past month, exchanges recorded net outflows of 13,299 BTC.

Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at 869,332 BTC. It recorded net outflows of 1,036 BTC over the day and 8,281 BTC over the week.

Binance ranked second with 681,119 BTC. Daily net inflows reached 5,740 BTC, while weekly net inflows totaled 11,630 BTC.

Bitfinex ranked third with 429,867 BTC. It recorded daily net inflows of 125 BTC and weekly net inflows of 1,125 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows Binance (5,740 BTC), Gate (737 BTC), Gemini (348 BTC). Largest daily net outflows Coinbase Pro (1,036 BTC), OKX (737 BTC), Kraken (591 BTC).

Trading volume by regional session

On November 11, trading volume totaled approximately $477 million in the Asian session, $1.09 billion in the European session and $534 million in the US session.

Compared with November 10, when volumes were approximately $239 million in Asia, $2.39 billion in Europe and $179 million in the US, Asian session volume rose about 99%. European session volume fell about 54%, while US session volume increased about 199%.

Europe remained the largest trading session with $1.09 billion in volume, followed by the US and Asia.