Huobi Okx Gain From Binances Falling Market Dominance

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 12:05

Huobi Okx Gain From Binances Falling Market Dominance

Binance is slowly losing its

Binance is slowly losing its title as the top crypto exchange in the world. Its competitors, Huobi and OKX, are gaining ground steadily. Binance’s Loss is Huobi and OKX’s

Huobi, OKX Gain From Binance’s Falling Market Dominance

Huobi and OKX Gain Ground as Binance’s Crypto Dominance

According to Kaiko

Binance Market Falls to 51% as Huobi and OKX See Increase: Report

According to Kaiko, Binance’s market share of spot-trading volumes has fallen from 73% to 51% since the popular zero-fee promotion was mostly scrapped on March 22, allowing rivals Huobi

Binance Loses 18% Market Share to Asian Rivals - BeInCrypto

The market share of Binance

Binance Market Falls to 51% as Huobi and OKX See

The market share of Binance has dropped to 73% in mid July from 90% at the beginning of the year, based on spot trading volume data from Kaiko. Meanwhile, OKX’s share

Binance Crypto Dominance Declines, Empowering Rivals Huobi

Huobi and OKX

Analytics firm Kaiko estimates that Binance’s share of spot trading declined from 73% to 51% after it rescinded its zero-fee trading policy. Accordingly, rival exchanges

Huobi and OKX, two of Binance’s biggest rivals in the crypto exchange market, have seen an increase in market share after the largest exchange, Binance, scaled

Fall in Binance’s Crypto Dominance Drives Growth for Huobi and

In a significant development for

Binance’s Lead in Offshore Markets Falls as Rivals Gain Ground

Binance is slowly losing its title as the top crypto exchange in the world. Other exchanges like Huobi and OKX are gaining ground steadily.

In a significant development for the cryptocurrency market, Huobi and OKX, two prominent exchanges, have experienced substantial growth as Binance, their competitor

Data from research firm Kaiko

Data from research firm Kaiko shows that Binance lost significant market share in the spot trading of digital assets after the exchange discontinued its zero-fee