Over the last 30 days, BitMart's total volumes were $3.8B ($46.6B annualized). Volumes were down 33% compared to the previous 30 day period. On a relative basis, BitMart underperformed other centralized exchanges (up 18%) and total volumes (up 18%) over the same period.
BitMart secured an Australian Financial Services Licence under the new Digital Assets Framework, enhancing its global compliance and regulatory standing. This license enables BitMart to offer diversified services, including tokenized Real-World Assets, under ASIC supervision.
BitMart launched a comprehensive upgrade to its Prediction Market, improving content display, operational flow, and trading efficiency with a redesigned homepage and streamlined order process. This enhancement aims to capitalize on growing interest in sports and crypto forecasting markets.
BitMart experienced a sharp 37.9% decline in derivatives trading volume in May 2026, contrasting with modest overall spot volume growth and a slight decrease in website traffic. This decline indicates a significant reduction in derivatives activity on the platform during that period.
BitMart distributed tokenized fund interests representing real SpaceX equity (bSPCX) to IPOPrime subscribers, providing tradable access without lock-up periods. Subscribers received an average 40% allocation, with unfilled commitments refunded, marking a successful primary allocation event.
BitMart listed multiple new tokens including Global Currency Restart Master (GCRM), JAM Coin (JAM), G Coin (GCOIN), and Zentra Privacy (ZTRA) with active trading pairs on its platform. These listings expand BitMart's token offerings across various blockchain ecosystems and use cases.
BitMart, a centralized exchange established in 2017 in Cayman Islands 🇰🇾, supports 2631 assets and 2790 markets. It ranks 30 in terms of volume among All Exchanges and 27 among Centralized Exchanges over the past 90 days.
BitMart, a centralized exchange established in 2017 in Cayman Islands 🇰🇾, supports 2631 assets and 2790 markets. It ranks 30 in terms of volume among All Exchanges and 27 among Centralized Exchanges over the past 90 days.
Over the last 30 days, BitMart's total volumes were $3.8B ($46.6B annualized). Volumes were down 33% compared to the previous 30 day period. On a relative basis, BitMart underperformed other centralized exchanges (up 18%) and total volumes (up 18%) over the same period.
BitMart secured an Australian Financial Services Licence under the new Digital Assets Framework, enhancing its global compliance and regulatory standing. This license enables BitMart to offer diversified services, including tokenized Real-World Assets, under ASIC supervision.
BitMart launched a comprehensive upgrade to its Prediction Market, improving content display, operational flow, and trading efficiency with a redesigned homepage and streamlined order process. This enhancement aims to capitalize on growing interest in sports and crypto forecasting markets.
BitMart experienced a sharp 37.9% decline in derivatives trading volume in May 2026, contrasting with modest overall spot volume growth and a slight decrease in website traffic. This decline indicates a significant reduction in derivatives activity on the platform during that period.
BitMart distributed tokenized fund interests representing real SpaceX equity (bSPCX) to IPOPrime subscribers, providing tradable access without lock-up periods. Subscribers received an average 40% allocation, with unfilled commitments refunded, marking a successful primary allocation event.
BitMart listed multiple new tokens including Global Currency Restart Master (GCRM), JAM Coin (JAM), G Coin (GCOIN), and Zentra Privacy (ZTRA) with active trading pairs on its platform. These listings expand BitMart's token offerings across various blockchain ecosystems and use cases.