Volumen Diario de BTC

Daily spot trading volume of Bitcoin (in BTC) across major exchanges, as aggregated by blockchain.info. Note this is exchange volume, not on-chain transfer volume — coins changing hands inside an exchange produce no on-chain transaction. The two measures are entirely different.

The classic technical rules apply: rallies on rising volume are more trustworthy than rallies on thin volume; heavy-volume declines mean real sell pressure; new price highs on shrinking volume are a divergence warning. Bitcoin's twist is 24/7 global trading with no circuit breakers — panic and euphoria print in volume instantly, and the extreme-volume days on record cluster around major events: crashes, short squeezes, regulatory shocks.

Know this before quoting the numbers: self-reported exchange volume has a long credibility problem. Bitwise's 2019 research submitted to the US SEC estimated that roughly 95% of aggregated BTC spot volume on popular tracking sites at the time was suspect wash trading, with only a handful of regulated venues reporting trustworthy data. Major data providers have since introduced "trusted volume" adjustments, but wash trading never fully disappeared. Treat this chart as a relative trend gauge; cite absolute levels with caution.

The relationship between exchange volume and on-chain movement is itself informative. Exchange volume exploding while the chain stays quiet usually means existing coins churning at high frequency — speculation-driven. On-chain transfers and exchange deposits/withdrawals expanding together typically mark real coins entering or leaving the market. Read this chart against exchange netflow data for the fuller picture.

Alongside volume structure, see exchange rankings and liquidation data.