Bitcoin balances at major exchanges fell by about 26,273 BTC in the latest daily snapshot, while Binance's U.S. session led regional trading with $1.58 billion on Oct. 29, Coinglass data showed.
The snapshot put combined holdings at about 2,468,865 BTC at 9 a.m. ET (13:00 UTC) Friday. Net withdrawals over seven days totaled 21,969 BTC, while the 30-day comparison showed a 5,790 BTC net addition to exchange balances. The readings therefore pointed in different directions across those periods: outflows for one day and one week, but inflows over a month.
Coinbase Pro held 835,340 BTC, the largest reported balance, after a daily outflow of 4,737 BTC and a weekly outflow of 2,686 BTC. Binance held 675,536 BTC, with 21,850 BTC leaving in the daily measure and 20,505 BTC over seven days. Bitfinex held 428,978 BTC and recorded net inflows of 206 BTC for the day and 565 BTC for the week.
Bybit had the largest reported daily inflow, at 1,085 BTC, followed by Bitfinex and Gate, at 206 BTC and 109 BTC. Among the largest daily outflows, Kraken followed Binance and Coinbase Pro with 1,002 BTC.
Binance's BTCUSDT volume on Oct. 29 reached $349.49 million during Asian hours, $1.23 billion during European hours and $1.58 billion during the U.S. session. Compared with Oct. 28, those totals were higher by about 259%, 461% and 1,236%, respectively. The U.S. session's total was the largest of the three.
In an Oct. 19 report on Binance's regional volumes, EconoTimes reported that Asian hours had the highest BTCUSDT volume that day. The Oct. 29 figures put the U.S. session in the lead.
