Previous speculation of the Bitcoin half-time pushed the historical volumes of cryptocurrency trading, as last April 30 saw the second-strongest trading volume ever, according to a report published by the Market Data Collector. , Cryptocomper.

The default size of the Bitcoin options on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, or CME, has set a new record in recent days, as 202 contracts were changed on May 5. < / p>

April 30 registers historical volume

Currencies of $ 66.2 billion were traded on April 30th, as the price of bitcoin (BTC) rose above $ 9000 - including the second largest daily volume It left $ 75.9 billion in crypto assets that were traded during the historic March 13 decline.

Cryptocompar estimates that 73% of the trade was made on the basis of what it identified as lower-level exchanges, while $ 17.9 billion was traded, through their accounts on Highest levels.

The top three spot exchanges, Binance, OKX and Coinbase, account for 10.4% of total trade, with $ 3.6 billion and $ 2.5 billion in volume on In succession, Queen Biz ranked third with $ 818 million.

Tether (USDT) continued to dominate the markets, as Tether pairs accounted for 74% of all trading between Bitcoin and stable currencies or banknotes.

Decrease derivative sizes by a quarter

The report noted that Binance was the only stock exchange that witnessed growth in the volume of derivatives last month, after the unprecedented volume that was published during the month of March 2020.

, as the volume of monthly derivatives from Binance increased by 11.6% to reach $ 108 billion, bypassing the long-standing market leader Bitmex, which had trades worth $ 69.3 $ 1 billion amid 40% volume drop.

Hubei and OKX topped the volume arrangement during the month of April, with a value of $ 133 billion and $ 113 billion, respectively, despite the monthly transactions shrinking by 10.5% and 31.4 % Respectively.

The CME institutional platform experienced a 11.1% decrease in trading, recording $ 4.5 billion in volume during the month of April.

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