BTC and ETH edge higher as Gate ranks top three globally in both futures markets

BTC and ETH edge higher as Gate ranks top three globally in both futures markets

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2026-10-16 05:41:22
Bitcoin and Ethereum both moved higher, while futures trading data showed Gate ranking among the top three exchanges worldwide for 24-hour BTC and ETH contract volume. According to CoinGlass, BTC was quoted at about $81,804.8, up 1.21% over the past 24 hours, while ETH traded near $2,426.43, gaining 2.91% in the same period. In derivatives trading, BTC futures volume over 24 hours came in at roughly $68.649 billion, down 7.69%, and ETH futures volume reached about $45.335 billion, down 19.73%. Within that market, Gate posted about $7.47 billion in 24-hour BTC futures volume and about $6.58 billion in ETH futures volume. The exchange ranked in the global top three for both major crypto assets by contract turnover, based on the figures cited in the report.

BTC and ETH both posted gains, with CoinGlass data showing BTC at about $81,804.8, up 1.21% over 24 hours, and ETH at about $2,426.43, up 2.91%.

Futures market turnover

In the derivatives market, 24-hour BTC futures trading volume stood at about $68.649 billion, down 7.69%, while ETH futures volume reached about $45.335 billion, down 19.73%.

Among exchanges, Gate recorded about $7.47 billion in 24-hour BTC futures volume and about $6.58 billion in ETH futures volume. Its contract turnover in both major tokens ranked among the global top three, according to the report from Odaily.

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