2025-12-26 16:26:31

According to the latest data statistics, a mainstream derivatives trading platform delivered a solid performance in 2025.

In terms of new user growth, the platform performed well — approximately 609,700 new users were added throughout the year, and user activity continued to increase. Trading activity was also very lively, with a total trading volume reaching $2.95 trillion and the number of trades surpassing 198.9 billion, a figure that clearly demonstrates the high level of market participation.

From the revenue perspective, the total annual revenue was approximately $844 million, with a net inflow of up to $3.87 billion. This strong capital inflow reflects market confidence in the platform. The current TVL (Total Value Locked) is about $415 million, providing users with ample liquidity support. Overall, the platform has demonstrated impressive growth momentum in the competitive market.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 4h ago

A trading volume of 2.95 trillion sounds impressive, but the real profit still goes to those early entrants, the old-timers.

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AlphaLeaker

· 4h ago

Over 600,000 new users? That number looks pretty good, but honestly, it doesn't quite match up with the trading volume... A trading volume of $2.95 trillion sounds intimidating, but is there really that much genuine demand behind it? I'm more concerned about the net inflow of $3.87 billion—that's the real money talking. A trading volume supported by $41.5 billion TVL is indeed substantial... However, the derivatives sector is still very complex; we need to look behind these data points to understand the story.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 4h ago

2.95 trillion in transaction volume sounds impressive, but I don't know how many have been liquidated out. Another new user growth data, but in the end, isn't it just the platform cutting the leeks? I just want to know how many of those 600,000 new users are left. Lending rates hit a new high again, right? When forced liquidations happen, no one can run. I’ve learned to be smart this time. Net inflow of 3.87 billion? Really, that might be the blood and tears account of some old guy who got liquidated. TVL of 4.15 billion dares to boast about sufficient liquidity. The question is, what is the liquidation price? The data looks good, but I only care about how the risk control points are set. The lesson from the last slippage incident that caused heavy losses is still fresh.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 4h ago

2.95 trillion in transaction volume sounds impressive, but the fees are only 844 million... That's quite a big difference.

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CafeMinor

· 4h ago

Looking at these numbers, it's quite crazy—$2.95 trillion in trading volume... But it really still depends on the retention rate. The key is when to jump in and buy the dip. This TVL looks quite solid, but could it just be hype again? Gotta say, the activity level is indeed quite good. Wait, net inflow of $3.87 billion? Is it possible that the whales are dumping? Chinese: The current mindset of coffee shop miners depends on how long the derivatives sector can stay hot.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 4h ago

2.95 trillion in transaction volume sounds quite intimidating, but the real profit still comes from those top players. tbh, what does a net inflow of 3.87 billion indicate? It shows that some people still believe in this. Adding 600,000 new users, this time it's another wave of new retail investors. Can the 4.15 billion TVL hold up? It depends on how the market moves next. The dream of getting rich quick through derivatives exchanges is always the same story... and then? Good data is nice to look at, but whether your wallet is fattened is the real deal.

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