A report by Kaiko found that the USD market share on centralized exchanges has dropped 31% in one year.Trading volumes on centralized crypto exchanges have seen a significant surge over the past few weeks. Trade volumes of the top 18 exchanges have reached a four-month high of $51 billion, the highest level since the collapse of the Bahamas based crypto exchange FTX.by digital assets market data provider Kaiko, the surging volumes on CEXs are contrasted by very limited liquidity.
Additionally, the report said that the depth dropped lower than it did when FTX collapsed. The shutting down of major ramps for crypto exchanges has been identified as the cause. The limited fiat on ramps has also led to a dramatic decrease in the U.S. dollar market share on CEXs. Fiat trade on the exchanges fell from 69% to 47%, marking a decline of 31%.
As of now, 78% of all trades on exchanges are denominated by stablecoins, leaving fiat currencies with a share of 19%.