The once-booming Meme coin market on the Solana blockchain is showing signs of weakness. Data from multiple analytics platforms show that meme coin trading, which accounted for more than 60% of Solana's "decentralized exchange (DEX) *" activity earlier this year, has now dropped below 30%. The sharp decline comes after a speculative frenzy that pushed new tokens to go viral.
According to a chart released by the Coin Bureau, the volume of Bitcoin futures has exceeded $700 trillion, exceeding the total value of the global real estate market.
According to a tweet by Marc Shawn Brown quoted by Cointelegraph, the total trading volume of SUI DEX exceeded $130 billion.
On August 15, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on social media that the total trading volume of Ethereum and Bitcoin spot ETFs yesterday was 11.50 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to the trading volume of Apple stock. According to Rockflow data, Apple's trading volume reached 12.083 billion US dollars yesterday.
On August 15, according to the Coingecko report, in the context of Bitcoin hitting a record high in July, Binance's spot transaction volume rose 61.4% month-on-month to $698.3 billion, far exceeding MEXC (market share 8.6%, $150.4 billion) and Gate (7.8%, $137.2 billion), accounting for nearly 40% of the global spot transaction volume. Also in July, Binance's trading volume exceeded that of several of the world's top 10 exchanges combined. This advantage is not limited to a single month - in the...
According to Watcher.Guru, the total trading volume of the US spot bitcoin ETF exceeded 4.50 billion dollars on May 23.
On May 12, according to official data, the historical trading volume of the Uniswap protocol has just exceeded 3 trillion dollars.
According to IntoTheBlock's post on the X platform, bitcoin miners' share of total on-chain transactions fell to 2.4% last Sunday, the lowest level since May 2023.
According to the Jupiter DAO disclosure data, the Jupiter transaction volume reached $184 billion in January 2025, which is 184 times the transaction volume of $1 billion in January 2023.
According to The block, the 7-day moving average of Bitcoin network transaction volume has dropped to 330,000 transactions, hovering near a 12-month low, a significant drop from the peak of 730,000 transactions earlier in the network's history. This means that network activity is down about 55% from the peak level, indicating a significant change in the way the Bitcoin network is used. Transaction fees stabilized around $500,000 last month, down from the higher levels seen during the period of i...