ByBit leads growth with 400% volume Increase, while Binance maintains 50% of the market share.
Despite historically high values, the crypto volumes are still $1.2 trillion lower than in March.
Despite
Bitcoin's (BTC) mixed performance during the vacation period, activity on major
cryptocurrency exchanges remains substantial. The total volume of the largest
centralized platforms has maintained multi-month highs, growing by over 100%
compared to last year. However, it's impossible to ignore the 60% decrease
compared to the record-breaking March.
Spot Crypto Volumes Grow
Month-over-Month and Year-over-Year
According
to the latest analysis conducted by Finance Magnates Intelligence, the
total spot volume for the 10 largest centralized exchanges in July was $844.9
billion, representing a 13% increase from the $812.5 billion reported a month
earlier.
Only
Binance and OKX recorded modest month-over-month declines. The remaining
exchanges observed a rebound from local June lows.
"In July, the combined spot and derivatives trading volume on centralized exchanges rose 19.0% to $4.94tn, recording the first increase in four months," the newest report from CCData commented. "The surge in volume follows multiple bullish catalysts, including the launch of the spot Ethereum ETFs in the US and the pro-crypto sentiment voiced by US political figures at the Bitcoin conference held in Nashville, Texas."
Only
Coinbase and OKX swapped positions. Coinbase is currently in fourth place
thanks to a 7% increase in monthly volumes to nearly $64 billion, while OKX is
now just under $63 billion.
As a
result, the market share distribution remains unchanged. Binance remains the
leader, accounting for almost half of the activity among the top 10 centralized
exchanges in terms of spot volumes.
Huge Volume Differences
Compared to 2023
Although
month-to-month differences are small, when compared to July 2023, we see a huge
leap. The average change is 105%, with some record-breakers increasing their
volumes several times over.
The leader
here is ByBit, which a year ago reported a volume of just under $23 billion.
Currently, it's 400% larger at $135 billion. Huobi also recorded a jump of 239%
from $21.3 billion. Only Upbit experienced a decline, with its volume shrinking
from almost $61 billion to $46.7 billion reported last month.
What will August look like? This month began with huge drops in Bitcoin, testing the $50,000 level (six-month lows) and wiping $320 billion in value from the market. However, this ensured record volatility and investor activity.
Despite
Bitcoin's (BTC) mixed performance during the vacation period, activity on major
cryptocurrency exchanges remains substantial. The total volume of the largest
centralized platforms has maintained multi-month highs, growing by over 100%
compared to last year. However, it's impossible to ignore the 60% decrease
compared to the record-breaking March.
Spot Crypto Volumes Grow
Month-over-Month and Year-over-Year
According
to the latest analysis conducted by Finance Magnates Intelligence, the
total spot volume for the 10 largest centralized exchanges in July was $844.9
billion, representing a 13% increase from the $812.5 billion reported a month
earlier.
Only
Binance and OKX recorded modest month-over-month declines. The remaining
exchanges observed a rebound from local June lows.
"In July, the combined spot and derivatives trading volume on centralized exchanges rose 19.0% to $4.94tn, recording the first increase in four months," the newest report from CCData commented. "The surge in volume follows multiple bullish catalysts, including the launch of the spot Ethereum ETFs in the US and the pro-crypto sentiment voiced by US political figures at the Bitcoin conference held in Nashville, Texas."
Only
Coinbase and OKX swapped positions. Coinbase is currently in fourth place
thanks to a 7% increase in monthly volumes to nearly $64 billion, while OKX is
now just under $63 billion.
As a
result, the market share distribution remains unchanged. Binance remains the
leader, accounting for almost half of the activity among the top 10 centralized
exchanges in terms of spot volumes.
Huge Volume Differences
Compared to 2023
Although
month-to-month differences are small, when compared to July 2023, we see a huge
leap. The average change is 105%, with some record-breakers increasing their
volumes several times over.
The leader
here is ByBit, which a year ago reported a volume of just under $23 billion.
Currently, it's 400% larger at $135 billion. Huobi also recorded a jump of 239%
from $21.3 billion. Only Upbit experienced a decline, with its volume shrinking
from almost $61 billion to $46.7 billion reported last month.
What will August look like? This month began with huge drops in Bitcoin, testing the $50,000 level (six-month lows) and wiping $320 billion in value from the market. However, this ensured record volatility and investor activity.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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