Weekly spot DEX trading volume fell 36.5%, from $58.6 billion in late August to $37.2 billion in the week ending October 25. The drop points to a broad pullback in decentralized spot trading activity.
Why it matters
The contraction is not evenly distributed. Solana led networks with $14.2 billion in weekly volume, or 38% of the total, retaining the largest share of activity in the figures reported.
Market impact
Robinhood recorded the sharpest decline among major networks: weekly volume fell 80%, from $17.1 billion to $3.4 billion. The figures show a pronounced slowdown in the platform’s spot DEX activity, while Solana remained the largest contributor to volume.
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Frequently asked questions
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How much did weekly spot DEX volume decline?
Weekly spot DEX volume fell 36.5%, from $58.6 billion in late August to $37.2 billion in the week ending October 25.
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Which network had the largest share of spot DEX volume?
Solana led with $14.2 billion in weekly volume, accounting for 38% of the total.
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How steep was Robinhood’s spot DEX volume decline?
Robinhood recorded an 80% decline, with weekly volume falling from $17.1 billion to $3.4 billion.
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Which platform recorded the sharpest decline among major networks?
Robinhood recorded the sharpest decline among major networks, with weekly volume dropping 80%.
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When did the reported $37.2 billion volume figure apply?
The $37.2 billion figure covered the week ending October 25.
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