Coinbase and Bybit Grab Market Share Following Binance’s Settlement With the US Government

It has been just revealed the fact that Coinbase and Bybit have managed to grab the market share following Binance’s settlement with the US government. Check out the latest reports about this below.

After facing legal issues, Binance, which is currently the world’s largest crypto exchange, has witnessed a decline in its market share.

As per the latest reports by analytics firm Kaiko, Coinbase and Bybit have gained significant ground in the crypto trading industry.

The recent $4 billion settlement reached between Binance and the US government, coupled with the former CEO’s admission of violating anti-money laundering (AML) laws, has further contributed to the growth of Coinbase.

Kaiko has reported that the news of the Binance settlement has added “fuel to the fire” of Coinbase’s already strong November.

“Coinbase was already in the midst of a strong month when the news broke, and the news seemingly only added fuel to the fire, propelling the stock to a 75% gain in a single month. The prevailing narrative is that the bear market is thawing, and Coinbase will be a major beneficiary of this change in conditions.”

According to Kaiko, Binance has lost some of its market share to Coinbase during non-US trading hours, and to Bybit across the board.

While the charges against Binance have negatively impacted the company, Kaiko suggests that the situation has now been resolved, which could potentially lead to a brighter future for the exchange.

“It’s too early to make sweeping predictions, but early trends look far from dire for Binance, while also promising for Coinbase and Bybit. This competition developed an interesting wrinkle this week in the form of an email from Coinbase to customers, which informed them that Coinbase received a subpoena from the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) related to Bybit.”

The notes continued and said that Binance would lose share to other exchanges, as per the online publication the Daily Hodl.