CoinDesk’s latest exchange report said global spot trading volume on centralized exchanges climbed 15.3% month over month in June to $1.11 trillion, ending a five-month decline. Among the exchanges highlighted in the report, Gate recorded a 50.8% increase in spot volume to $66.1 billion, the fastest growth rate among global CEXs. Its spot market share rose by 1.55 percentage points to 5.95%, also leading the industry and reaching its highest level since October 2025. The report said that performance placed Gate among the world’s top three spot platforms in the AA-A tier of top exchanges. In derivatives, Gate posted $369 billion in June trading volume, while its market share increased to 9.52%, keeping it in fourth place globally. The exchange also ranked among the top three retail derivatives platforms by open interest, with a 9.20% share. Based on combined spot and derivatives trading scale, Gate ranked fourth worldwide, according to the report.
Global CEX spot volume returned to growth in June
CoinDesk’s latest exchange report said spot trading volume on global centralized exchanges rose 15.3% month over month in June to $1.11 trillion, ending a five-month decline.
Gate led global CEXs in spot volume growth
The report showed that Gate’s June spot trading volume jumped 50.8% from a month earlier to $66.1 billion, the fastest rate among global centralized exchanges. Its spot market share increased by 1.55 percentage points to 5.95%, also the largest gain in the sector, and the highest level since October 2025.
That growth put Gate among the world’s top three spot trading platforms in the AA-A tier of top exchanges, the report said.
Derivatives volume reached $369 billion
In derivatives, Gate reported $369 billion in June trading volume. Its market share rose to 9.52%, keeping the exchange in fourth place among global derivatives platforms.
On open interest, Gate accounted for 9.20% and ranked among the world’s top three retail derivatives exchanges. Based on combined spot and derivatives trading volume, Gate ranked fourth globally.
CoinDesk linked the rebound to renewed trading demand
CoinDesk data showed that market volatility helped revive trading demand. Against that backdrop, Gate maintained growth in both spot and derivatives, while improving platform liquidity and multi-asset trading capacity, according to the report.
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