BITCOIN TRADING ACTIVITY
How busy is Bitcoin trading?
Three charts show how much Bitcoin changes hands, which hours are busiest, and whether the exchanges agree on the price.
Every trading chart
Trading Volume
$1.08Btraded in a dayHow much Bitcoin actually changes hands?
Traded each dayLatest readingReading for Open the chart ↗When↗Market Hours
14:00 UTCmost tradingWhen is the Bitcoin market busiest?
Bitcoin traded in each hour of the day, UTCReading for Open the chart ↗Where↗Price Gap
0.117%apartDo the exchanges agree on the price?
Average daily gap between closesReading for Open the chart ↗Each card shows one chart's latest reading and its shape over time. Open a card for the full chart.
RIGHT NOW
$1.08B of Bitcoin changed hands on the exchanges Maketo records on 31 Oct 2026.
How is it trading?
$1.08B of Bitcoin changed hands on the exchanges Maketo records on 31 Oct 2026.
Bitcoin trading across the major exchanges is busiest at 14:00 UTC. The major Bitcoin exchanges have been closing within 0.117% of each other.
What can't these charts tell you?
Every chart here describes trading that has already happened. None of them is a forecast, and none is advice to buy or sell.
Understanding
Bitcoin Trading Activity
What do these charts measure?
How much Bitcoin changes hands in a day, which hours of the day are busiest, and whether the exchanges Maketo records agree on the price. They describe the trading itself, not where the price sits against its trend. Trading VolumeMarket HoursPrice Gap
Why does it matter?
A price move that comes with heavy trading has more money behind it than one on a quiet day. When the exchanges disagree on the price, it can be a sign that trading is thin or stressed somewhere.
Why do the cards show different days?
Each card is its own page's latest reading, so each prints the day its number describes.
Where do the numbers come from?
Maketo's own record of trading at the exchanges it follows. Each chart states its method on its own page.
Source: Maketo's daily record of Bitcoin's price and of trading at the exchanges it follows. Reading for .


