Overview of Mainstream Perp DEXs: Hyperliquid and Lighter See Significant Decline in Trading Volume, Aster Tops the List with $9 Billion
ChainCatcher news, according to Defilama data, the 24-hour trading volume of mainstream Perp DEXs has declined to varying degrees compared to last Friday. Hyperliquid and Lighter both fell by more than 35%, while Aster ranked first with a trading volume of 9.07 billions. The current 24-hour trading volumes of some Perp DEXs are as follows:
Aster 24-hour trading volume is about 9.07 billions USD, TVL is about 1.46 billions USD, and open interest is 2.3 billions USD;
Lighter 24-hour trading volume is about 7.94 billions USD, TVL is about 1.19 billions USD, and open interest is 1.78 billions USD;
EdgeX 24-hour trading volume is about 7.44 billions USD, TVL is about 484 millions USD, and open interest is 722 millions USD;
Hyperliquid 24-hour trading volume is about 6.9 billions USD, TVL is about 4.547 billions USD, and open interest is 7.94 billions USD;
ApeX 24-hour trading volume is about 3 billions USD, TVL is about 50.08 millions USD, and open interest is 35.19 millions USD;
Backpack 24-hour trading volume is about 1.81 billions USD, TVL is not yet disclosed, and open interest is 199 millions USD;
Variational 24-hour trading volume is about 1 billions USD, TVL is about 69.46 millions USD, and open interest is 419 millions USD;
Pacifica 24-hour trading volume is about 930 millions USD, TVL is about 40.65 millions USD, and open interest is 51.39 millions USD.
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