Huoxing Finance reports, according to analysis by The Kobeissi Letter, cryptocurrency trading activity continues to decline. Data from Kaiko tracking 44 spot exchanges shows that last week’s average daily spot trading volume fell to approximately $15 billion, the lowest level this year and a roughly 70% drop from the January peak. For comparison, there were two trading days in February when volume exceeded $100 billion. It notes that since December 2025, the average daily trading volume trend has declined by about 50% to $20 billion, also the lowest this year. Meanwhile, trading volume remains highly concentrated, with the top six exchanges accounting for over 60% of total trading activity, indicating that liquidity in the cryptocurrency market is drying up.
Crypto spot trading activity hits yearly low, with weekly average volume at $15B
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Crypto trading activity reached a yearly low, with the weekly average trading volume falling to $15 billion, according to The Kobeissi Letter. This represents a 70% decline from the January peak and follows a sharp drop since December 2025, when daily trading volume averaged $200 billion. Spot trading remains highly concentrated, with the top six exchanges controlling over 60% of the market, indicating a sustained liquidity crunch.
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