Binance has dominated Bitcoin (BTC) spot trading volume with $1,438,600,000 as of March 22, 2026.
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, accounted for 27.92% of all reported BTC spot trading volume of approximately $5,152,239,863 on that date, according to information shared by analytics platform CryptoQuant on March 24.
Crypto.com’s $673.67M and MEXC’s $673.38M are the closest individual competitors to Binance, These two significantly outpaced Coinbase Global, which recorded $367.97M while Bybit’s was about $570.90 million.
Together, MEXC and Crypto.com recorded a combined BTC spot trading volume of $1,347,055,200, which is still substantially below Binance’s single-exchange total, thereby underscoring Binance’s outsized dominance.
Binance has over the past months dominated the BTC spot volume primarily due to its more than 312,566,783 global users.
Binance leads in BTC spot trading volume amid rising global uncertainty
Binance’s market leadership coincides with a period of strong bullish momentum. During the 24 hours to press time, total exchange trade volume surged from approximately $6,154,645,988 to $11,447,143,379, an increase of 85.99%.
This surge in total market activity corresponded with a notable move in Bitcoin’s price. During the same 24-hour period leading up to the time of publication, Bitcoin gained by approximately $2,552 per coin, representing an uptick of 3.73%, to trade at around $71,020 at press time.
The spike in Binance BTC spot trading volume has happened amid the rising global uncertainty fueled by the geopolitical crisis.
“Despite rising geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty (FRED World Uncertainty Index at record levels), Binance continues to hold above the $1 billion threshold in BTC Spot volume,” CryptoQuant noted.
With Binance having deep liquidity, as demonstrated by its high daily traded volume, and a global user base exceeding 312 million, its BTC spot trading volume is well positioned to remain elevated in the coming days as crypto traders monitor geopolitical developments and their impacts on assets widely perceived as risk-sensitive.
