Binance’s market share drops on CFTC suit and no-fee trading halt: Report
Binance’s market dominance fell largely due to its decision to end zero-fee trading for some trading pairs and not the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s lawsuit, says blockchain analytics platform Kaiko.
Binance’s market dominance fell largely due to its decision to end zero-fee trading for some trading pairs and not the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s lawsuit, says blockchain analytics platform Kaiko.
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