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Cryptocurrency Trading Terminals Record Daily Trading Volume of $1 Billion for the First Time Since the Launch of the Trump Token

Cryptocurrency trading terminals have seen a significant resurgence in activity since early August. On Wednesday, September 2, on-chain data revealed the sector's daily trading volume surpassed $1 billion for the first time since the launch of the official Trump token in January 2025, reaching $1.03 billion. This marks a sharp increase from around $338 million just two weeks prior. Notably, nearly the entire volume did not go to the frontends that dominated the previous retail cycle. On that day, terminals GMGN and FOMO processed $479.74 million and $268.20 million respectively, accounting for roughly 73% of the total terminal volume. Other major terminals like Axiom, basedbot, and pumpapp handled significantly smaller amounts, while previously dominant terminals from the 2024-early 2025 memecoin cycle, such as Trojan and BonkBot, contributed less than $5 million combined. The surge was heavily driven by the Robinhood Chain, which accounted for $834.7 million (81.2%) of the day's terminal volume. Solana followed with $149.4 million (14.5%), and BNB Chain with $33.8 million (3.3%). The success of GMGN and FOMO is largely attributed to their presence on the Robinhood Chain, where current user traffic is concentrated. While Solana's market share appears to have dropped dramatically from over 80% earlier in the year to 14.5%, its absolute dollar volume of ~$149 million remains consistent with its performance from February to June. The decline in percentage share is due to the massive new volume added by Robinhood Chain, not a decrease in Solana's activity. This terminal volume metric tracks where retail users send their DEX orders via frontends, indicating a shift in distribution channels rather than a change in underlying trading demand. The data highlights that retail trading continues but is now flowing primarily through terminals connected to the Robinhood Chain network.

cryptonews.ru09/04 08:18

Cryptocurrency Trading Terminals Record Daily Trading Volume of $1 Billion for the First Time Since the Launch of the Trump Token

cryptonews.ru09/04 08:18

Tron Network Accounts Surpass 400 Million, USDT Transfer Volume Nears $30 Trillion

The Tron network has reached a significant milestone, surpassing 400 million total accounts as of August 23. It took four years to reach the first 100 million accounts after its 2018 genesis block launch, but growth has accelerated dramatically, hitting 200 million in Q4 2023 and 300 million in Q2 2025. Network activity is substantial, with over 15.2 billion transactions processed and a cumulative transfer volume approaching $30 trillion. This growth is largely driven by stablecoin use, particularly USDT, with Tron now handling 51.4% of all USDT in circulation. It also captures 52% of global small-value USDT transfers, positioning it as a preferred network for retail payments and cross-border remittances rather than institutional trading. Daily activity remains high, with an average of 4.64 million active accounts over 30 days, peaking above 5 million in August, and roughly 170,000 new addresses added daily. While Tron exceeds older networks in total account numbers, rivals like Ethereum still lead in daily active addresses and DeFi activity. In related news, the Tron Inc. treasury recently purchased more TRX, bringing its holdings to 711.5 million TRX (approx. $245 million). Founder Justin Sun celebrated the 400 million account achievement, stating the network continues to become "sTRONger." The future focus will be on whether Tron's payment-oriented growth can expand its role in broader finance beyond token transfers.

cryptonews.ru08/26 08:46

Tron Network Accounts Surpass 400 Million, USDT Transfer Volume Nears $30 Trillion

cryptonews.ru08/26 08:46

Upbit Accelerates Token Listings: Total Trading Volume Halved, New Tokens Support Nearly 30% Share

In the second half of 2026, Upbit significantly accelerated its pace of listing new cryptocurrencies, even as the overall Korean won-denominated trading market cooled rapidly. Monthly trading volume on Upbit plunged 63%, from KRW 72.7 trillion in January to KRW 27.1 trillion in July, with Bitcoin prices also falling. Contrary to the conventional logic of listing more during bull markets, Upbit intensified new listings during this downturn. New listings have become a crucial lever for Upbit to sustain trading activity in a bear market. By August, 61 new tokens listed in 2026 were collectively contributing nearly 30% of Upbit's total won trading volume, up from just 5% in January. This means roughly a quarter of the platform's fee revenue now comes from these newly listed assets. Standout performers like CHIP, RE, SLX, and CAP achieved significant individual market share shortly after listing, while new stablecoin listings contributed negligible volume. This strategy highlights a shift: the "Upbit listing premium," once a sought-after event to attract new capital, is increasingly used as a defensive tool to stabilize fee income amid shrinking overall volume. While the premium effect persists, indicating remaining genuine demand, its frequent use risks diluting the long-term strategic value and scarcity of Korean won liquidity access. Upbit's approach reflects a broader challenge for Asian centralized exchanges: relying on short-term listing tools to maintain operations during macro weakness, potentially at the cost of eroding long-term competitive foundations.

marsbit08/25 10:01

Upbit Accelerates Token Listings: Total Trading Volume Halved, New Tokens Support Nearly 30% Share

marsbit08/25 10:01

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