As of December 17, 2025, Binance's trading activity remains high. According to statistics from CoinGecko and several other data sources, the 24-hour trading volume of Binance spot trading fluctuates between 11 billion and 18 billion USD, slightly down from the previous day, but still firmly in first place among global exchanges, covering 441 types of cryptocurrencies and over 1,600 trading pairs. The futures market trading volume is even stronger, exceeding 70 billion USD, reflecting strong demand for leveraged trading.
In terms of news hotspots, Binance founder (CZ) is regaining influence, and the platform is assessing strategies to re-enter the U.S. market while actively praising Trump’s pro-crypto policies. Meanwhile, Binance conducted a UTF-8 encoding system upgrade test on the spot platform, which does not affect normal trading, but users may briefly see test tokens. Additionally, the platform is cracking down on coin intermediary fraud, publishing a blacklist and introducing reward schemes for reporting; it will delist several low liquidity spot trading pairs, such as AI/FDUSD, on December 19, to optimize liquidity. There are also adjustments to dual-currency investment products, removing some FDUSD pairs and adding high-yield options.
Overall, Binance continues to strengthen compliance and user experience in an environment with both tightening regulation and favorable policies, consolidating its dominant position in trading volume, while the market focuses on its U.S. layout and end-of-year product optimization dynamics.
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