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A new 2025 CEX Annual Report from WuBlockchain shows that Binance continued to dominate the centralized exchange (CEX) landscape last year, far outpacing its closest competitors in both spot and derivatives trading volume.
According to the report, Binance’s spot trading volume was nearly five times larger than the second-largest exchange, underscoring its position as the go-to platform for global crypto activity. While other exchanges like Bybit, Gate, and Crypto.com also showed growth, none came close to Binance’s sheer scale.
Why Binance’s Dominance Matters
Here’s how Binance’s leadership benefits everyday crypto users:
🔹 Deep Liquidity
Large trading volume means Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins typically have tighter spreads and better execution on Binance than on smaller exchanges.

This is vital for traders who want smoother entries and exits with less slippage.
🔹 Broad Market Access
Binance consistently offers one of the widest selections of trading pairs, options, and derivatives among CEXs.

A dominant platform often means more opportunities not just more noise.
🔹 Strong Traffic and Global Reach
Binance’s user traffic comes from diverse regions from Southeast Asia to Europe and the Americas helping maintain deep order books around the clock.
Binance in Context: Market Share and Competition
While Binance dominates, broader data shows that the centralized exchange ecosystem is still competitive:
In spot trading, Binance has regularly held 30%+ market share, significantly more than any other CEX (where second places often hover in single digits).Other reports highlight that Binance’s asset custody concentrations are extremely high, indicating user and institutional trust in the platform’s ability to handle funds.
Even with rising competition from platforms like MEXC, Bitget, and Gate, Binance’s sheer scale keeps it the structural leader in centralized markets.
What This Means for You
For traders:

✔ Tighter spreads and deeper liquidity help reduce trading cost.

✔ Access to diverse markets spot, futures, and options all in one place.
For long-term investors:

💡 A dominant CEX often attracts larger institutional flows, which can support broader market stability over time.
For market confidence:

🔎 High volume and leadership signal that crypto infrastructure continues to mature, helping reduce fragmentation in global liquidity.
Points to Watch Going Forward
📌 Regulatory Trends: Competition and compliance pressures may shift how exchanges operate in different regions but Binance’s scale gives it a buffer many others lack.

📌 DEX vs CEX Dynamics: While decentralized exchanges are growing, centralized platforms like Binance still capture the largest share of global volume and play a major role in price formation and liquidity.
Bottom Line
Binance didn’t just remain the largest CEX in 2025 it strengthened its lead in spot and derivatives markets, giving traders and investors reliability, liquidity, and access that smaller exchanges find hard to match. In an evolving crypto landscape, that scale matters for users who want trusted infrastructure and deep markets.

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⚠️ Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always do your own research before trading or investing.

In 2025, Binance strengthened its status as the largest and most dynamically growing cryptocurrency ecosystem, surpassing all centralized exchanges (CEX) in key market indicators—from spot and futures trading to liquidity reserves and network activity. These results confirm user trust and reinforce Binance's position as the preferred platform for trading and managing digital assets.

CZ, the CEO of Binance, has just issued a warning about the risks of price manipulation and liquidity drain when listing tokens on centralized exchanges (CEX). He believes that the current listing process is enabling certain individuals or organizations to take advantage, significantly impacting the market and investors.
The Listing Process and the Phenomenon of Price Manipulation
According to #CZ , Binance announces the listing of tokens 4 hours before they officially trade. During this time, token prices often surge on decentralized exchanges (DEX), followed by heavy sell-offs on CEX once listed. This causes many investors to buy at high prices and incur losses as soon as the token trades on CEX.

Out of that, $3.3 billion came from CEXs and $2 billion from bridges.

To put it simply, the root cause of these hacks is centralization. For bridges, this usually involves the collateral that backs wrapped tokens💸. Since early 2023, bridges with wrapped tokens have lost popularity, which is why the number of hacks has also decreased.
So what makes DEXs secure, and what can replace bridges🤔?
Take DEX STON.fi as an example. All trades on it are executed through smart contracts on the blockchain. If the contract is written correctly, it can’t be hacked — unless someone hacks the $TON blockchain itself.
STON.fi is also actively developing cross-chain swaps without bridges or wrapped tokens. Instead, it uses HTLC and RFQ👇.
◾HTLC ensures atomic swaps — either both users receive tokens or neither does.
◾RFQ eliminates slippage by locking in the trade price in advance.
This setup removes all centralized elements from the system. All swaps happen peer-to-peer through smart contracts, giving users strong security and full control📈.
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Currently, traditional on-chain exchanges face many problems: insufficient liquidity, slow transaction speeds, and high fees. It is difficult for users to obtain the best liquidity in the entire market on a single platform, resulting in low transaction efficiency, and high transaction costs further limit the user experience. In order to solve these pain points, dappOS launched a spot trading function based on intent infrastructure - IntentEX, to innovate the on-chain trading ecosystem.
Traditional transaction pain points: hindering user experience
Liquidity fragmentation: Most on-chain exchanges are unable to integrate CEX and DEX liquidity, and users often compromise between price and depth. Slow transaction speed: On-chain transactions need to wait for block confirmation, which is far slower than centralized exchanges (CEX). High handling fees: The handling fees are generally 0.2% or higher, especially for small transaction users who face a high cost burden.