Mainstream Perp DEX Overview: TradeXYZ's trading volume surged yesterday but has since retraced, still holding a 45.7% share of Hyperliquid's total volume
BlockBeats News, April 9th, according to DefiLlama data, the HIP-3 ecosystem project TradeXYZ's trading volume, which doubled yesterday, has since fallen back. Hyperliquid's overall trading volume has returned to below 10 billion USD, with 45.7% of the volume coming from TradeXYZ's traditional market, placing EdgeX's trading volume in second. The current main Perp DEX trading volume rankings are as follows:
Hyperliquid: 24-hour trading volume is approximately 9.54 billion USD, with open interest of about 7.25 billion USD;
-tradeXYZ: 24-hour trading volume is approximately 4.36 billion USD, with open interest of about 1.69 billion USD;
EdgeX: 24-hour trading volume is approximately 2.30 billion USD, with open interest of about 1.03 billion USD;
Aster: 24-hour trading volume is approximately 1.92 billion USD, with open interest of about 1.87 billion USD;
Lighter: 24-hour trading volume is approximately 1.82 billion USD, with open interest of about 688 million USD;
Pacifica: 24-hour trading volume is approximately 471 million USD, with open interest of about 77.24 million USD;
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