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Bitcoin U.S. Session Volume Hits $1.55 Billion as Daily Exchange Flows Stay Flat

The Nov. 8 volume reading showed gains in the U.S. and Asia and a decline in Europe; tracked exchanges posted weekly inflows and monthly outflows through Nov. 9.

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A pedestrian checks a phone on a wet sidewalk in Lower Manhattan, New York. / TokenPost.ai (macro)
A pedestrian checks a phone on a wet sidewalk in Lower Manhattan, New York. / TokenPost.ai (macro)

Bitcoin (BTC) saw $1.55 billion in U.S. session trading on Nov. 8, while tracked exchange balances held flat the next day, putting a regional volume surge beside unchanged daily flows.

Coinglass data recorded $114.52 million in Asia and $73.1 million in Europe on Nov. 8. Compared with Nov. 7, U.S. volume increased about 1,287% and Asian volume rose 27%, while European volume fell 68%.

Tracked exchanges held approximately 2,580,738 BTC on Nov. 9, with daily net flows at 0 BTC. Their seven-day reading showed net inflows of about 3,856 BTC; the 30-day measure showed net outflows of 36,833 BTC.

The volume comparison covers two trading sessions, while the exchange-flow figures span daily, seven-day and 30-day periods.

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