Bitcoin (BTC) balances at exchanges tracked by Coinglass fell 1,451 BTC in 24 hours through Oct. 31. On Oct. 30, Asian session volume rose about 134% from Oct. 29, while U.S. session volume fell about 79%.
At 7:41 a.m. ET (11:41 UTC) Oct. 31, Coinglass put combined holdings at 2,469,132 BTC. The balance was 28,683 BTC lower than a week earlier, while the 30-day measure showed a net addition of 15,007 BTC.
Asian session volume climbed about 134% from Oct. 29 to $817.06 million on Oct. 30. U.S. session volume fell about 79% to $331.62 million. Europe's figure rose about 10% to $1.35 billion, the highest of the three sessions.
That regional ranking differed from the prior day. In an Oct. 29 session snapshot, U.S. turnover reached $1.58 billion, ahead of Europe at $1.23 billion and Asia at $349.49 million.
The 30-day balance measure also differed from an Oct. 16 EconoTimes snapshot, which reported a 22,456 BTC net decrease over the preceding month, citing Coinglass data.
Coinbase Pro had the largest reported holdings, 832,961 BTC, after a daily net outflow of 4,909 BTC. Binance held 675,543 BTC and recorded a 41 BTC daily net inflow; Bitfinex held 430,314 BTC after a 1,237 BTC net inflow.
Bybit led reported daily additions at 2,338 BTC, followed by Bitfinex at 1,237 BTC and Gemini at 252 BTC. Coinbase Pro had the largest listed daily outflow, while Kraken shed 424 BTC and KuCoin shed 91 BTC. Over the week, Binance recorded a 25,168 BTC net outflow, Coinbase Pro was down 6,992 BTC, and Bitfinex added 1,824 BTC.