Bitcoin balances on exchanges were unchanged over the day, while weekly inflows contrasted with monthly outflows. Trading volume fell in the Asian session and rose in the U.S. session, with Europe recording the highest volume.

The figures showed different patterns across reporting periods: exchange holdings increased over the week but declined over the month. Session volumes also diverged, with activity concentrated in European trading hours.

Total bitcoin holdings across the tracked exchanges stood at approximately 2,593,111 BTC as of November 15, 2026.

Daily net flows were zero. Exchanges recorded net inflows of approximately 11,870 BTC over seven days and net outflows of 29,394 BTC over 30 days.

Coinbase Pro held approximately 866,896 BTC, the largest balance among the tracked exchanges. Its daily balance was unchanged, while seven-day net outflows totaled 4,204 BTC.

Binance ranked second with approximately 674,599 BTC. Daily net flows were zero, while seven-day net inflows reached 7,712 BTC.

[Global liquidity radar] Exchange bitcoin flows flat as weekly inflows reach 11,870 BTC

Bitfinex ranked third with approximately 429,788 BTC. Its daily balance was unchanged, while seven-day net inflows totaled 552 BTC.

Largest daily net inflows No exchanges recorded positive daily net flows. Largest daily net outflows No exchanges recorded negative daily net flows.

Session trading volumes for November 14 showed Europe ahead of the U.S. and Asia.

Trading volume totaled $377.81 million during the Asian session, $1.79 billion during the European session and $968.70 million during the U.S. session.

On November 13, the corresponding volumes were $834.42 million, $1.38 billion and $420.03 million. Asian-session volume declined, while European- and U.S.-session volumes increased.

Europe led trading activity with $1.79 billion in volume, followed by the U.S. session and then Asia.