Binance Loses 16% of Market Share After End of Zero Fees on BTC Pairs and Rising Regulation Troubles
Binance has lost a big share of its total trading volumes since ending its zero fees on Bitcoin pairs and in wake of the US Commodity Futures and Trading Commission (CFTC)’s lawsuit against the firm. That’s according to...
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That’s according to the latest blog post by crypto analytics firm Kaiko, which says that Binance’s market share has dropped by a stunning 16%....
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