Spot trading volume on centralized exchanges has declined for five consecutive months, with Binance leading the contraction.
The pullback points to a lower-participation tape, with potential second-order effects on liquidity, order-book depth, and spreads for traders and execution desks. In practice, thinner volume can make markets more reactive to larger orders and more vulnerable to short, sharp volatility pockets, while exchanges recalibrate incentives to stabilize activity.
Over the coming weeks, the key watch is whether spot flows find a floor or extend the downtrend, and what re-acceleration signals show up on CoinMarketCap’s dashboards. It will also be important to track fee changes, zero-fee campaigns, and listings that could reignite risk appetite and operational throughput.
Source: CoinMarketCap.
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