August Data Shows Lowest Trading Volume for Spot and Derivatives on Centralized Exchanges

August Data Shows Lowest Trading Volume for Spot and Derivatives on Centralized Exchanges


Grayscaleโ€™s SEC Victory Doesnโ€™t Boost Cryptocurrency Accumulation

Regardlessย of Grayscaleโ€™s recent victory over the SEC, which was seen as a blow to the financial regulatorโ€™s crackdown on the cryptocurrency industry, there has been no wholeย lotย of increase in the accumulation of cryptocurrency assets in the spot market. According to CCDataโ€™s latest report, August continued the trend of declining cryptocurrency accumulation.

Spot Volume Declines

In August, the total volumeย ofย trading for spot and derivatives on centralized exchanges decreased by 11.5% to $2.09 trillion, the lowest monthly volume inย theย year. This decline can be attributed to price fluctuations and the impact of the FTX collapse. Spot volumeย ofย trading on centralized exchanges likewise dropped by 7.78% to $475 billion, the lowest monthly volume since March 2019.

Daily trading volumes on centralized exchanges hit a low of $5.90 billion, the lowest since February 2019. This decline in trading volumes is similar to the sluggish trading activity observed during the 2019 bear market.

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Binanceโ€™s Market Share Declines, Huobi Sees Growth

Binance remains the largest spot trading platform, but its market share has declined for the Sixth consecutive 30ย days, reaching its weakestย point since August 2022. On the other hand, Huobi experienced a 46.5% increase in trading volumes, becoming the second- largest exchange after Binance.

Derivatives Volume Decreases

Derivative trading volumes likewise saw a decrease of 12.5% in August, reaching the weakestย point since December 2022. The decline in derivatives market share can be attributed to volatility of the market and a wholeย lotย of decline in open interest.

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Binance remained the largest derivatives exchange, followed by OKX and Bybit.

Hot Take: Cryptocurrency Accumulation Remains Low Regardlessย of Grayscaleโ€™s SEC Victory

Regardlessย of Grayscaleโ€™s recent win against the SEC, the accumulation of cryptocurrency assets in the spot market has not seen a wholeย lotย of increase. This, combined with the decline in spot and derivatives trading volumes, suggests a period of low activity in the cryptocurrency market. Binanceโ€™s market share continuesย  to decline, while Huobi defies the trend with wholeย lotย of growth. The decrease in derivatives market share is driven by volatility of the market and declining open interest. Overall, these trends indicate a cautious and uncertain market environment for cryptocurrency traders and investors.

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