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10/07/25 13:12 UTC-04

Monthly Trading Volume on Polymarket Hits $1.16B, but Trader Count Declines

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In June, trading volume on the Polymarket platform reached $1.16 billion, a 9.4% increase compared to May. This also marks the highest monthly figure since January, when volume reached $1.26 billion.

At the same time, the number of new markets on Polymarket grew by 21.4%, hitting a record high of 7,990 in June. This reflects growing market diversification on the platform in recent months.

On the other hand, the total number of active traders on the platform declined by 9.4% in June compared to the previous month, totaling just over 242,000 traders. This figure is also 47.6% lower than the all-time high recorded in January, when active participants exceeded 462,000.

The discrepancy between the growing trading volume and number of markets, and the decreasing number of active traders, suggests that existing users are placing significantly larger bets per person than before.

This is supported by the fact that the average notional trading volume per account rose to about $4,800 in June, up from $2,700 in January, indicating more intense participation from a smaller group of “power users.”

See also: "Binance Launches Smart Money"

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Editor: Jerg Wos
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