Lookonchain said in a post on X that from July 20 to July 26, 2026, the total stablecoin market capitalization increased by $113 million. Over the same period, DEX spot trading volume fell 6.65% from the previous week, while perpetual futures volume dropped 14.9%.
The post added that revenue among leading protocols stayed broadly stable, though performance diverged at the project level. Pump posted 28% revenue growth, and nu11.fun recorded the fastest weekly increase at 8,739%.
Lookonchain also outlined changes in corporate crypto holdings. Six companies collectively reduced 360 BTC last week, worth $23.22 million. Strategy neither sold nor repurchased BTC during the period. Bitmine, meanwhile, only bought 9,946 ETH, valued at $19.38 million.
Odaily reported that Lookonchain said in a post on X that total stablecoin market capitalization increased by $113 million between July 20 and July 26, 2026.
DEX trading activity declined over the week
During the same period, DEX spot trading volume fell 6.65% week over week, while perpetual futures trading volume dropped 14.9%.
Protocol revenue showed mixed moves
According to Lookonchain, revenue at leading protocols remained stable overall. Pump posted 28% revenue growth, while nu11.fun logged the fastest weekly increase, rising 8,739%.
Corporate holdings also changed
Lookonchain said six companies collectively reduced 360 BTC last week, worth $23.22 million. Strategy neither sold nor repurchased BTC. Bitmine only bought 9,946 ETH, valued at $19.38 million.
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