Bitcoin trading landscape shows clear concentration - one major exchange now handles over 35% of all BTC volume globally. That's more than one-third of Bitcoin trades flowing through a single platform. The 35.4% market share solidifies its status as the dominant force in crypto spot trading. This level of concentration raises interesting questions about market structure and liquidity distribution across the industry.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 14h ago
An exchange has taken one-third of the global Bitcoin trading volume? Is this still considered decentralized? LOL
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SoliditySlayer
· 12-09 10:58
Damn, 35%? That’s really concentrated. Feels like it’s getting close to a monopoly.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 12-09 10:56
Damn, 35%? That's insanely dominant. Feels like the crypto space just took another step closer to centralization.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 12-09 10:54
Oh my god, a third of the trading volume is on just one exchange? How are we supposed to play this game?
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DAOdreamer
· 12-09 10:52
Damn, one dominates with 35%? Isn't that the smell of centralization? Haha
Bitcoin trading landscape shows clear concentration - one major exchange now handles over 35% of all BTC volume globally. That's more than one-third of Bitcoin trades flowing through a single platform. The 35.4% market share solidifies its status as the dominant force in crypto spot trading. This level of concentration raises interesting questions about market structure and liquidity distribution across the industry.