Bitcoin balances on major exchanges fell over the past day and month despite a weekly net inflow. Trading volume during Asian hours rose 356% from the previous day, while Europe recorded the largest volume and US activity increased 3%.

The exchange data showed divergent flows across the three periods. Regional trading activity also varied, with Asia posting the strongest percentage increase and Europe leading by volume.

As of November 14 at 12:40 UTC, total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,599,101 BTC.

Exchanges recorded net outflows of approximately 5,738 BTC over the past day and 17,567 BTC over the past month. Over the past week, they registered a net inflow of 14,453 BTC.

Coinbase Pro held the largest balance at 869,421 BTC. It recorded a daily net inflow of 1,282 BTC and a weekly net outflow of 2,940 BTC.

Binance ranked second with 678,897 BTC. Its daily net outflow reached 2,905 BTC, while its weekly net inflow totaled 11,106 BTC.

Bitfinex held the third-largest balance at 430,137 BTC, with net inflows of 399 BTC over the past day and 712 BTC over the past week.

Largest daily net inflows Coinbase Pro: 1,282 BTC; Bitfinex: 399 BTC; KuCoin: 36 BTC. Largest daily net outflows Binance: 2,905 BTC; Kraken: 2,614 BTC; Gemini: 1,144 BTC.

Trading volume on November 13 totaled $834.42 million during Asian hours, $1.38 billion during European hours and $420.03 million during US hours.

Compared with November 12, when the respective volumes were $182.98 million, $1 billion and $408.56 million, Asian trading volume increased approximately 356%. European volume rose 38%, while US volume increased approximately 3%.

Europe led regional trading activity with $1.38 billion in volume, followed by Asia and the US.

Simon Yoon

Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].