Bitcoin (BTC) trading volume shifted toward U.S. hours on Oct. 23, while Coinglass data showed higher exchange balances across daily, weekly and monthly measures in its Oct. 24 snapshot.
The U.S. session recorded $673.24 million in volume, compared with $414.98 million in Europe and $183.97 million in Asia. Against Oct. 22, the U.S. figure was up about 257%, while Asia was down about 80% and Europe was down about 33%, Coinglass data showed.
The previous day’s readings were $902.52 million in Asia, $618.89 million in Europe and $188.49 million in the U.S. Asia led on Oct. 22, before the U.S. session recorded the highest volume the next day.
Coinglass put total tracked exchange holdings at about 2,497,889 BTC on Oct. 24, with a one-day net increase of about 7,054 BTC. The seven-day total showed a 46,980 BTC increase; the 30-day gain was 26,349 BTC.
Reported balances were 428,581 BTC at Bitfinex, 700,612 BTC at Binance and 839,801 BTC at Coinbase Pro. Binance recorded the largest daily inflow, at 4,571 BTC, followed by Coinbase Pro at 1,775 BTC and Bybit at 369 BTC. The largest daily outflows were 21 BTC at Gemini, 15 BTC at Kraken and 5 BTC at Coinone.
Over seven days, Binance’s balance rose by 37,268 BTC. Coinbase Pro gained 1,397 BTC and Bitfinex added 984 BTC over the same period.
The latest 30-day increase contrasts with an earlier Oct. 20 exchange-balance snapshot based on Coinglass data, which showed a 2,795 BTC daily addition alongside a 34,165 BTC net decline over 30 days.
