【Global Liquidity Radar】Exchange holdings net outflow of 1543 BTC in a single day... Trading concentrated during European hours

The exchange holdings show a clear net outflow trend. Major exchanges have confirmed net outflows on both a daily and weekly basis.

According to CoinGlass data, as of 17:34 on the 16th, the total Bitcoin holdings of major exchanges are approximately 2,461,127 BTC.

A net outflow of 1,543 BTC occurred on the daily basis, a net outflow of 23,290 BTC on the weekly basis, and a net outflow of 28,791 BTC on the monthly basis, indicating continuous transfer of Bitcoin outside of exchanges.

Coinbase Pro holds 791,189 BTC, recording the largest balance among major exchanges. The daily net outflow is 912.59 BTC, and the weekly net outflow is 5,270.83 BTC.

Binance holds 636,466 BTC. The daily net outflow is 1,313.42 BTC, and the weekly net outflow is 9,780.79 BTC, representing the largest weekly outflow.

Bitfinex holds 408,133 BTC. The daily net outflow is 521.03 BTC, and the weekly net outflow is 2,856.41 BTC.

Maximum daily net inflows: ▲Binance (+1313 BTC), ▲OKX (+833 BTC), ▲Gate (+89 BTC) Maximum daily net outflows: ▲Bybit (–1137 BTC), ▲Coinbase Pro (–913 BTC), ▲Gemini (–591 BTC)

Time segment trading volume (Binance BTCUSDT) chart / CoinGlass

Binance BTCUSDT trading volume is $498.1 million during Asian hours, $2.03 billion during European hours, and $275.72 million during US hours.

Compared to the previous day (Asian: $475.56 million, European: $2.09 billion, US: $32.627 million), the Asian market decreased by 1.2%, the European market decreased by 2.9%, and the US market decreased by 15.5%.

From regional trends, Europe still accounts for the largest proportion, but overall trading volume has decreased in sync with the previous day, and a cautious attitude has expanded. Especially in the US hours, the decline was the largest, confirming a short-term cooling of trading enthusiasm.