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Binance Grabs 35.4% of Global Bitcoin Trading Volume

Bitcoin trading data shows Binance now handles a stunning 35.4% of all global Bitcoin trades — underscoring its dominance among crypto exchanges. CryptoRank+1
This level of volume confirms Binance’s role as a liquidity hub, dwarfing most rival exchanges. CryptoRank
Traders and investors are watching closely: such concentrated volume can shape market sentiment, especially during volatile periods. The Market Periodical+1
Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) saw a major capital flow recently: over 162,084 ETH was moved into Binance — the largest single-day inflow since mid-2023. The Economic Times+1
Markets are interpreting that influx as a potential sign of upcoming sell-pressure or rebalancing by large holders (“whales”). The Economic
On the regulatory front, Binance reached a major milestone: it became the first crypto exchange to secure a global license under the regulatory framework of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).
This license — covering trading, custody, clearing, and broker-dealer operations — positions Binance for broader, regulated global operations starting early 2026.
In a major leadership shift, Binance named its co-founder Yi He as co-CEO, joining Richard Teng at the helm — a move signaling renewed strategic focus as the platform nears 300 million registered users worldwide.
Yi He will presumably steer product innovation, user experience, and expansion — even as Binance navigates global regulatory challenges.
Taken together, these developments — massive trading volume, large ETH inflows, new global license, and leadership renewal — suggest Binance is doubling down on institutional adoption, regulation compliance, and long-term growth.
For users, this could mean deeper liquidity, more regulated services, and broader crypto-asset access. For the market, it may further consolidate Binance’s dominance.

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