CoinGlass says ETH 24-hour derivatives volume rose to $52.682 billion

CoinGlass says ETH 24-hour derivatives volume rose to $52.682 billion

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2026-09-15 03:55:53
CoinGlass data cited by ChainCatcher showed that Ethereum’s 24-hour derivatives trading volume across the market increased 53.12% over the past day, reaching a total of $52.682 billion. Among exchanges, Binance recorded $14.6 billion in derivatives volume, followed by OKX at $8.06 billion and Gate at $6.732 billion. Open interest across ETH derivatives stood at about $32.467 billion, with Binance accounting for $8.99 billion, CME for $3.6 billion, and Gate for $3.202 billion. In spot trading, ETH’s 24-hour market-wide volume came in at $3.485 billion. Binance led with $904 million, while Bitfinex posted $434 million and Gate recorded $392 million. The figures reflect the latest market snapshot published by CoinGlass and referenced by ChainCatcher.

ChainCatcher, citing CoinGlass data, reported that ETH derivatives trading volume across the market rose 53.12% over the past 24 hours to $52.682 billion.

By exchange, Binance posted $14.6 billion in derivatives volume, OKX recorded $8.06 billion, and Gate reported $6.732 billion.

At the same time, total ETH derivatives open interest stood at about $32.467 billion. Binance accounted for $8.99 billion, CME for $3.6 billion, and Gate for $3.202 billion.

ETH spot trading volume across the market reached $3.485 billion over the same 24-hour period. Binance recorded $904 million, Bitfinex posted $434 million, and Gate reported $392 million.

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