Bitcoin balances on major exchanges declined, continuing a trend of net outflows over the day, week, and month. Trading volumes also fell significantly across Asian, European, and US sessions, with Europe remaining the most active market despite an 89% drop. Coinbase Pro, Binance, and Bitfinex saw the largest outflows, while Bybit, Gate, and KuCoin recorded net inflows. This contraction in exchange holdings and trading activity may indicate reduced market participation or increased Bitcoin movement off exchanges.
BNB trades at Rp12.605.485 on Pluang as of Nov 08, 2026 19:41 WIB, showing a modest 0.52% gain over the past day. This steady performance contrasts with the sharp declines in Bitcoin exchange volumes reported in the article, highlighting varied activity levels across different crypto assets and platforms. The article's note on reduced Bitcoin holdings on exchanges aligns with the broader cautious market sentiment observed in Asia and the US.
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