Crypto Derivatives Market Slows, KuCoin Gains Ground
KuCoin increased its derivatives market share by 0.20% in February despite a 2.41% global volume decline to $4.11 trillion, reflecting strong competition among mid-tier exchanges.
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Crypto Derivatives Market Slows, KuCoin Gains Ground
The crypto derivatives market saw a slight decline in trading volume in February 2026 amidst low volatility, yet exchange competition for market share intensified. KuCoin emerged as a leader in exchange market share growth, highlighting ongoing competitive dynamics. The market remains dominated by derivatives, accounting for 73.2% of total trading volume.
KuCoin Among Top Exchanges for Derivatives Market Share Growth in February: CoinDesk Data - BlockTelegraph
PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos Islands, March 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The global crypto derivatives market experienced a modest slowdown in February, even as competition among leading exchanges intensified, according to the latest CoinDesk Data Exchange Review – February 2026. Conducted on a monthly basis, the report provides a comprehensive overview of the crypto exchange landscape, offering insights for crypto market participants, instituti…
KuCoin Among Top Exchanges for Derivatives Market Share Growth in February: CoinDesk Data
/PRNewswire/ -- The global crypto derivatives market experienced a modest slowdown in February, even as competition among leading exchanges intensified,...
KuCoin Defies Market Trend: Derivatives Share Surges Amidst Global Volume Dip in February 2026
The global cryptocurrency market witnessed a curious divergence in February 2026, as overall crypto derivatives trading volume experienced a notable dip. However, bucking this trend, major exchange KuCoin significantly boosted its market share, signaling a potential shift in the competitive landscape for crypto derivatives. This development raises critical questions about the current health of speculative trading, the strategic positioning of ex…
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