As of December 17, 2025, Binance's spot trading market remains robustly active. According to multi-source data from CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap, Binance's 24-hour spot trading volume is approximately between $14 billion to $18 billion, significantly increasing from the previous day, mainly active pairs include BTC/FDUSD (single pair over $2 billion), ETH/USDT, etc. The platform covers 441 types of cryptocurrencies and over 1,600 trading pairs, continuing to hold the top position among global spot exchanges with a market share of about 40%.
In terms of news highlights, Binance conducted a system upgrade for the spot platform that day, testing the implementation of UTF-8 encoding, which does not affect normal trading, but during the testing phase, users may see temporary test tokens and trading pairs appear, and the platform reminds not to participate to avoid risks. At the same time, Binance announced that on December 19, it will delist several low-liquidity spot trading pairs, such as AI/FDUSD, BICO/BTC, DOLO/BNB, MITO/BNB, etc., to optimize market depth and user experience; dual-currency investment products will also be adjusted, removing some FDUSD pairs and adding high-yield options.
Overall, under the backdrop of increased volatility at the year's end and favorable regulatory conditions, Binance's spot liquidity is strong, and its dominant trading volume position is solidified, with the market focusing on platform stability and potential new trading pair expansions after the system upgrade.
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