- Binance’s market share dropped from 54.2% to 48.7% in 2023.
- OKX and Bybit gained 4.3% and 2.2% market share, respectively.
- CEO CZ’s departure caused a temporary dip to 32%, but Binance stabilized at 48.7%.
- Binance remained resilient in the face of regulatory challenges, experiencing only a 5% decrease.
- OKX secured the second position with a 15.7% market share, while Bybit claimed the third spot with 11.6%.
At the start of 2023, Binance held a robust market share of 54.2%. However, the conclusion of the Zero-Fee Bitcoin trading promo, a SEC lawsuit, and CEO CZ’s resignation impacted its standing, leading to a decrease to 48.7%. Despite a temporary dip to 32%, Binance stabilized, ending the year with a 48.7% market share. The report credits Binance’s resilience and commitment to user asset protection for mitigating a more substantial decline.
OKX and Bybit’s Emergence
While Binance experienced a decline, OKX and Bybit emerged as major players. OKX’s market share reached 15.7%, securing the second position, and Bybit claimed the third spot with an 11.6% market share. The top three in total annual trading volume comprised Binance, Upbit, and OKX, showcasing their overall strength despite changing market dynamics. Binance continued to dominate spot and derivatives trading, holding a 53.7% share, albeit a decrease from 60.1% in 2022.
Decentralized Exchanges and Token Performance
The report also highlighted decentralized exchanges (DEX), maintaining stability at approximately 2.83% of the total trading volume. Orca and PancakeSwap experienced varying market share growth, with the Solana ecosystem gaining attention. The analysis of exchange tokens showcased significant price surges, with FTT, MX, and BGB exceeding 200%, outperforming the broader market. Trader Joe’s native token, JOE, led the decentralized exchange token sector with a remarkable 400% growth.