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09/04/26 10:34 UTC-04

Spot Trading Volume on Cryptocurrency Exchanges Declined in March

Financial market data for March 2026 showed an overall decline in trading volumes and user interest in the cryptocurrency market.

According to the published report, spot trading volume on major cryptocurrency exchanges decreased by approximately 19.4% compared to February 2026. A decline in volume was recorded across all major platforms operating during this period.

According to the data, spot trading volume on Binance, the leading market platform, fell by more than 20% month-over-month, while other major exchanges such as Coinbase and OKX experienced similar declines. Notably, Upbit recorded a significant drop of approximately 39%. Platforms such as Bybit, Kraken, and KuCoin also reported double-digit losses.

The downturn in derivatives markets was more limited. Trading volume in derivatives on major exchanges declined by approximately 2.9% month-over-month. This suggests that investors relatively maintained interest in leveraged products compared to the spot market.

On the other hand, website traffic, reflecting user interest, also declined. In March, the total number of visitors to major exchanges decreased by approximately 2.34% compared to the previous month.

Experts attribute this decline in trading volumes to market uncertainty, low volatility, and a cautious stance among investors. They particularly note that macroeconomic events and regulatory measures targeting the cryptocurrency market continue to influence investor behavior.

See also: "Binance Announces the Delisting of Six More Altcoins! Prices Are Falling!"

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Editor: Yulia Krasnaya
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