2026-01-08 04:28:34

There are new developments in the TradFi track. A leading contract exchange CEO recently announced a good performance report — the daily trading volume of its TradFi segment has for the first time surpassed $2 billion. This indicates that the platform's exploration into the digitalization of traditional financial assets is entering a new stage.

In terms of trading popularity, precious metals and index products remain the main drivers. Gold (XAUUSD) comfortably holds the top spot, followed by the Dow Jones Industrial Average (US30) and the Nasdaq 100 Index (NAS100), with Silver (XAGUSD) close behind. EURUSD also ranks in the top five. This ranking reflects investors' continued focus on safe-haven assets and mature market indices. The growth momentum of TradFi is worth watching.

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RektButStillHere

· 01-10 15:14

20 billion in daily trading volume sounds impressive, but it's still far from traditional finance. Keep working hard. Gold and index assets still hold their ground, especially during risk events, which makes sense. Once again, safe-haven assets are hot... Why is this market so volatile? I don't know how long this growth trend can last; I'm still observing anyway. Traditional finance is indeed gaining momentum, but the real test is still ahead. Another top exchange, and it's the same story... Maybe the results are a bit inflated? It's reasonable that gold is so popular; after all, it can’t fall like everything else, a choice for old-school traders. Has index trading volume increased? Are retail investors starting to use leverage? 20 billion sounds like a lot, but when converted to actual user numbers, it might not be that optimistic... This list is pretty much predictable; I’m not surprised that gold is always in first place.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 01-10 07:42

2 billion daily trading volume, sounds pretty good, but could this just be another pump... Gold is still the hottest, indeed, in chaotic times, everyone understands the logic of buying gold. Has this wave of TradFi really taken off? Or is it just like this... The popularity of index-related assets is indeed there, but it seems the big players should be cashing out. The surge in safe-haven assets indicates that the market is still a bit panicked.

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-09 05:08

$2 billion daily trading volume? Sounds good, but it's hard to tell how much of that number is inflated haha Gold is still the most favored, with risk aversion emotions never ending.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-08 07:34

20 billion USD, gold is still king, and the risk aversion sentiment is definitely here. TradFi is getting more competitive, but honestly, not many people are trading index products. Gold is never defeated. What does this data indicate? The market is scared. The US and Europe are fighting, and traditional finance on the blockchain doesn't seem as popular as expected. What's going on? The trading volume looks good, but what about actual liquidity? That's the key.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-08 04:58

20 billion USD daily trading volume? Wow, gold is still the most resilient, safe-haven assets are always in style.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-08 04:56

nah the real story here is capital efficiency — $2b daily and STILL chasing gold? that's giving me "liquidity depth anxiety" vibes tbh... where's the actual value extraction happening

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LayoffMiner

· 01-08 04:49

The 2 billion trading volume in gold is indeed impressive, but this number seems more like a story used for fundraising...

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TxFailed

· 01-08 04:39

ngl, 20B daily volume sounds impressive until you realize half of it's probably just retail panic-hedging into gold again. technically speaking, this "new stage" they're bragging about is just traditional finance finally figuring out what we've known for years—actually, i've learned this the hard way: whenever TradFi gets excited about "digitization," it's usually just lipstick on a legacy pig.

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GraphGuru

· 01-08 04:35

$2 billion daily trading volume, this number is indeed impressive, but gold is still more popular... It seems the demand for safe-haven assets hasn't diminished.

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