In the past week, total on-chain DEX trading volume decreased by 21.6% week-on-week, reaching $95.229 billions.
According to Jinse Finance, data from DeFiLlama shows that the total cross-chain DEX trading volume over the past week was $95.229 billion, down approximately 21.6% from last week's $121.532 billion, and down about 44.3% from the highest cross-chain DEX trading volume this year of $171.104 billion. Over the past week, Solana ranked first in on-chain DEX trading volume with $23.815 billion, BNB Chain ranked second with $22.561 billion, and Ethereum ranked third with $16.829 billion.
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