BTC: Trading Volume 24h — Provider Reported
Bitcoin 24-Hour Trading Volume (Reported) was $10,970,577,021 on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).
Bitcoin's trading volume over the last 24 hours in US dollars, as a public market-data provider reports it.
Why use it. It is a quick read on how actively bitcoin is traded across exchanges. How to read it. Each point is a rolling 24-hour total taken at that time, so don't add points together. The provider's choice of exchanges is its own and is not verified by us.
Calculation. How ours differs: a third-party figure kept as reported, not calculated by us. Exact definition: The provider-reported rolling 24-hour BTC trading volume in USD, sampled by UTC hour and day from an external market-data ticker. Each point is a rolling 24-hour snapshot, not volume executed in the plotted hour or UTC day. Never sum overlapping snapshots, subtract them to infer flows, or read them as 1-hour or 7-day volume. The provider's selected exchange universe, venues, weights and spot-only coverage are not retained or independently verified; coverage is not exhaustive and volume is not audited. Each point is the last retained snapshot in its UTC bucket; open buckets are partial, closed ones provisional and revisable, missing ones empty. History starts 2026-10-05. Extract the 24-hour USD volume field, unchanged, from prospectively retained provider ticker response bodies with immutable acquisition receipts, verifying receipt hash, raw-body hash, Bitcoin/USD identity and source rights at read time. The provider's last_updated and our local receipt clocks are attached; source observation age, not acquisition time, determines freshness. Earlier price-only observations cannot establish earlier volume history. Field extraction and UTC sampling by CryptoKeyhole; raw charts and bounded exports only.