Mainstream Perp DEX Overview: Traditional Assets Lead Hyperliquid Trading Volume Surge, Intraday Volume Rebounds Surpassing $10 Billion
BlockBeats News, March 10th, according to DefiLlama data, the trading volume of perpetual contracts for traditional assets such as crude oil surged. The fluctuation in oil prices and the 24/7 advantage of U.S. stock trading attracted a large amount of funds into the HIP-3 market. Hyperliquid's trading volume rebounded, surpassing $10 billion, reaching a recent high. While the trading volumes on other platforms saw varying degrees of increase, none exceeded $3 billion. The current main Perp DEX trading volume rankings are as follows:
Hyperliquid 24-hour trading volume is about $100.8 billion, TVL is about $44.7 billion, and open interest is about $60.8 billion;
Aster 24-hour trading volume is about $27.3 billion, TVL is about $9.83 billion, and open interest is about $21.7 billion;
EdgeX 24-hour trading volume is about $25.4 billion, TVL is about $1.78 billion, and open interest is about $10.6 billion;
Lighter 24-hour trading volume is about $22.3 billion, TVL is about $6.28 billion, and open interest is about $6.42 billion;
Grvt 24-hour trading volume is about $13.7 billion, TVL is about $1.07 billion, and open interest is about $4.81 billion;
Pacifica 24-hour trading volume is about $5.71 billion, TVL is about $36.18 million, and open interest is about $67.63 million.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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