Bitcoin (BTC) balances at tracked exchanges fell 5,738 BTC over 24 hours, while Asian trading volume surged and U.S. session activity rose modestly, showing contrasting moves across regional markets.
Coinglass data showed Asian-session volume climbed about 356% from Nov. 12 to $834.42 million on Nov. 13. European-session volume rose 38% to $1.38 billion, the highest of the three regions, while U.S. session volume increased about 3% to $420.03 million.
The exchange-balance readings differed by period. Holdings declined by 17,567 BTC over the past month, while the seven-day measure showed a net inflow of 14,453 BTC. At 7:40 a.m. ET (12:40 UTC) Nov. 14, the tracked exchanges held about 2,599,101 BTC, Coinglass data showed.
Coinbase Pro held the largest reported balance, at 869,421 BTC, followed by Binance with 678,897 BTC and Bitfinex with 430,137 BTC. Binance recorded the largest daily net outflow, at 2,905 BTC, followed by Kraken at 2,614 BTC and Gemini at 1,144 BTC. Coinbase Pro had the largest daily net inflow, at 1,282 BTC, while Bitfinex added 399 BTC.
The snapshot adds to EconoTimes’ earlier coverage of Bitcoin exchange-balance changes.
