Binance’s Trading Volume Faces Challenge Due To Zero-Fee Promotion Halt

Binance’s Trading Volume Grapples with Decline as Zero-Fee Promotions Fade

This isn’t the first time that the conclusion of such promotions has impacted Binance’s trading figures. Back in March, after ending a zero-fee campaign for trading Bitcoin cryptocurrency pairs, Binance’s share of all spot trading decreased from 65% to 58.8% in just one week.

The decline in trading volume is evident, with a 26% decrease in the seven-day average volume since the start of September, according to CCData. This drop coincided with Binance discontinuing an incentive that allowed fee-free trading between Bitcoin and the TrueUSD stablecoin, leading to an 89% drop in the seven-day average volume for that trading pair.

Regulatory Challenges and Outflows Impact Binance’s Market Dominance

While the end of zero-fee trading promotions is a contributing factor to the dwindling volumes, regulatory concerns surrounding the exchange have also played a role.

Binance’s dominance in the trading arena has also been challenged this year due to legal action taken against the platform. Both the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission filed lawsuits alleging that Binance failed to register with US regulators. Binance, its founder Changpeng Zhao, and its American operations, specifically Binance.US, are currently contesting these charges in court.

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