The crypto market remains sluggish, with total CEX trading volume dropping by over 50% compared to yesterday.
According to ChainCatcher, citing data from coingecko, trading volume in the crypto market continues to remain sluggish. In the past 24 hours:
The total trading volume on centralized exchanges (CEX) was $164 billions, down 53.85% from the previous day;
The total trading volume on decentralized exchanges (DEX) was $10.9 billions, down 13.88% from the previous day;
The total trading volume of derivatives (Futures) was $639 billions, down 9.19%;
The total trading volume of perpetual contracts (Perp DEXs) was $37.7 billions, down 2.63%.
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