PancakeSwap closes record $310B year, up 179% driven by L2, DeFi growth
PancakeSwap’s 2024 trading volume surged to $310 billion, driven by DeFi growth, layer-2 adoption and user-focused upgrades. Go to Source
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PancakeSwap’s 2024 trading volume surged to $310 billion, driven by DeFi growth, layer-2 adoption and user-focused upgrades. Go to Source
Stablecoins trading volume saw a sharp increase, placing monthly volumes on exchanges on track to new highs in 2024. Go to Source
The $3 billion offering of 0% convertible senior notes is part of MicroStrategy’s plans to raise $42 billion over the next three years — primarily to buy more Bitcoin. Go to Source
MicroStrategy saw more trading volumes than the US spot Bitcoin ETFs combined as its shares tanked over 25% on Nov. 21. Go to Source
The combined daily trading volume of shares in MicroStrategy, Coinbase and Bitcoin ETFs hit $38 billion as Bitcoin breached $89,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin rallied 6.15% on Nov. 10 to reach another new all-time high of $81,358. Go to Source
Binance’s falling market share could present a significant opportunity for smaller rivals like Bybit and OKX. Go to Source
Binance’s falling market share could present a significant opportunity for smaller rivals like Bybit and OKX. Go to Source
According to recent data, Polymarket’s October trading volume has already eclipsed September’s figures, with two weeks still remaining in the month. Impressively, the volume has hit a record high, approaching $1 billion in just over two weeks, ahead of the 2024 U.S. election. $917M and Growing: Analyzing Polymarket’s Record-Breaking October At the time of this … Read more
Over the past week, bitcoin has been bouncing between $59,019 and $63,794 per unit. While prices have slipped slightly—down 1.29% for October so far—there’s still plenty of optimism that ‘Uptober’ will live up to its reputation. After all, October has historically been a good month for bitcoin, with enthusiasts eagerly awaiting a potential rally as … Read more