According to the latest data, the perpetual DEX market has shown an interesting divergence phenomenon over the past 24 hours.
In terms of trading volume, leading platforms performed remarkably. Hyperliquid ranked first with a trading volume of $7.54 billion, followed by Aster with $5.75 billion, and Lighter also recorded $4.66 billion. However, it is worth noting that the growth in trading volume of these platforms has not been positively correlated with open interest—Hyperliquid's TVL is approximately $4.33 billion, corresponding to $9.07 billion in open interest, indicating a somewhat imbalanced data structure.
Secondary platforms such as EdgeX, Variational, and Paradex also remain active, with 24-hour trading volumes of $3.87 billion, $1.59 billion, and $1.57 billion respectively. Overall, although trading activity has indeed increased, market participants' cautious attitude towards leverage exposure remains evident—this reflects traders' continued wait-and-see stance on the current market conditions.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-09 12:23
75 billion in trading volume corresponds to 90 billion in open contracts. How "imbalanced" must this data structure be to deserve that word?
The data is still fermenting; it’s recommended to include it in the Art of Time exhibition.
It looks lively, but in reality, everyone is observing; this is what is called "activity."
How long has Hyperliquid’s setup been away from true matching?
According to the database, traders should be quite cautious.
The love story between TVL and open contracts will eventually come true.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-09 11:44
This data structure is unbalanced to a ridiculous degree; Hyperliquid's leverage ratio has skyrocketed.
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-09 11:38
Hyperliquid, these data are a bit outrageous. The TVL and open contracts are so different... Is the leverage going to explode?
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LightningClicker
· 01-09 11:29
Huh? Hyperliquid's leverage is outrageous. With a TVL of only 4.3 billion, the exposure is over 9 billion. That takes a big heart.
According to the latest data, the perpetual DEX market has shown an interesting divergence phenomenon over the past 24 hours.
In terms of trading volume, leading platforms performed remarkably. Hyperliquid ranked first with a trading volume of $7.54 billion, followed by Aster with $5.75 billion, and Lighter also recorded $4.66 billion. However, it is worth noting that the growth in trading volume of these platforms has not been positively correlated with open interest—Hyperliquid's TVL is approximately $4.33 billion, corresponding to $9.07 billion in open interest, indicating a somewhat imbalanced data structure.
Secondary platforms such as EdgeX, Variational, and Paradex also remain active, with 24-hour trading volumes of $3.87 billion, $1.59 billion, and $1.57 billion respectively. Overall, although trading activity has indeed increased, market participants' cautious attitude towards leverage exposure remains evident—this reflects traders' continued wait-and-see stance on the current market conditions.