CryptoRank: Q3 RWA Perp DEX trading volume reached US$365 billion, up 32% quarter over quarter
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CryptoRank stated that Q3 trading volume on RWA perpetual-contract DEXs reached US$365 billion, up 32% quarter over quarter.
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CryptoRank: RWA trading volume on perpetual-contract DEXs reached US$365 billion in Q3, up 32% quarter over quarter
PANews reported on September 24 that, according to CryptoRank monitoring, RWA trading volume on perpetual-contract DEXs reached US$365 billion in Q3, representing 32% quarter-over-quarter growth. Of this, perpetual contracts related to publicly traded equities accounted for approximately US$175 billion in trading volume, representing nearly 48% of total trading volume on RWA Perp DEXs and making them the largest trading category.
CryptoRank stated that RWA trading volume on perpetual-contract DEXs reached US$365 billion in Q3.
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This trading volume increased 32% quarter over quarter.
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Perpetual contracts related to publicly traded equities recorded approximately US$175 billion in trading volume, accounting for nearly 48% of total trading volume on RWA Perp DEXs.
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Perpetual contracts related to publicly traded equities were the largest trading category.
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This is a set of data on trading volume at decentralized exchanges for RWA perpetual contracts. The data show that overall trading volume rose during the quarter, while contracts related to publicly traded equities accounted for a substantial share.
Why it matters to readers
Growth in trading volume and the high share of contracts related to publicly traded equities indicate attention to activity in these markets.
RWA refers to real-world assets; perpetual contracts are contracts without an expiration date; and DEX refers to a decentralized exchange. Trading volume indicates transaction scale only and does not equal profitability or the number of users.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not specify the methodology used for the statistics.
The original text does not provide on-chain details or independent cross-verification.
The original text does not specify whether trading volume was primarily driven by genuine demand, incentives, or other factors.