Binance’s spot market has moved back into the spotlight after a sharp surge in trading activity. On December 16, 2025, spot volume jumped to roughly $15.5 billion within 24 hours, according to CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap data—an increase of nearly 70% day over day and a recent peak for the platform.
The spike was largely driven by the rollout of new stablecoin trading pairs, including DOGE/USD1, SUI/USD1, and XRP/USD1. These additions attracted strong participation from both retail and institutional traders, helped by improved liquidity conditions and zero-fee incentives offered to VIP users. Notably, the BTC/FDUSD pair alone recorded more than $2.5 billion in daily volume, representing over 16% of total spot activity.
Market participants view this development as another signal of Binance’s continued dominance in the CeFi landscape. Community discussions suggest that expanding spot liquidity reinforces Binance’s position as the leading global exchange, particularly as confidence returns across the broader crypto market. Analysts point out that renewed interest in meme coins and Layer 1 assets has favored spot trading, which many retail investors prefer due to the absence of leverage risk.
With platform reserves exceeding $167 billion, Binance continues to project strong balance-sheet strength and security assurances. If newly listed pairs sustain momentum, the exchange could further extend its lead over competitors, adding support to the ongoing bull market narrative.
