Exchange Volumes

[siruiiuris]

Hello, I am trying to find exchange volumes but I have find just the volume of last night on Coinmarketcap. How can I find datas of last years and months. Is there any platform which collect those datas?

And sorry, why coinmarketcap is just publish the datas of the last month, not more?

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[mk4]

I did a bit of research for you and unfortunately it looks like most sites just display 30-day exchange volume history for exchanges. CoinGecko[1] and Coinlib[2] unfortunately also displays 30-day history.

My guess is that I think it's pretty much just because most people are only interested in recent trading volumes. The devs might found exchange volume history that would go as far as months and years are unnecessary.

[1] https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/binance
[2] https://coinlib.io/exchange/binance

[DeathAngel]

A lot of the volume on exchanges is fake any way. I wouldn’t read anything into visible golume on exchanges.

[demenBTC]

Hello, I am trying to find exchange volumes but I have find just the volume of last night on Coinmarketcap. How can I find datas of last years and months. Is there any platform which collect those datas?

And sorry, why coinmarketcap is just publish the datas of the last month, not more?

for what you are looking for volume in the past, I don't think you need to do it because it will only waste your time, you just have to look at the history of the dollar price per coin that is enough to help you analyze

[BitMaxz]

It seems that you don't know how to use the coinmarketcap.

You can find all the volume of any coins including market cap, volume, and price into your desired date you want in the coinmarketcap tools.

Check this https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/ and choose which date you want to check and you will see the list of coins with historical price and volumes.

[gentlemand]

It seems that you don't know how to use the coinmarketcap.

You can find all the volume of any coins including market cap, price, volume and price into your desired date from the coinmarketcap tools.

Check this https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/ and choose which date you want to check and you will see the list of coins with historical price and volumes.

Those snapshots don't cover anything more than overall combined volumes though, not individual exchanges though I don't know whether that's important to OP. When you click on the snapshots of each exchange they take you through to today's chart.

The only place you're likely to find them is on the exchange themselves in their charts, but many don't go very far back. There must be someone archiving it but I'm not sure who.

[Birb]

A lot of the volume on exchanges is fake any way. I wouldn’t read anything into visible golume on exchanges.

I agree. I don't believe all of the exchange volumes especially some of the top 20 exchanges with massive amounts of BTC transactions.

[tmfp]

Whether or not it will provide the data that you require I don't know, but this is essential reading on the state of play regarding exchanges and fake volume.

[raden1922]

Hello, I am trying to find exchange volumes but I have find just the volume of last night on Coinmarketcap. How can I find datas of last years and months. Is there any platform which collect those datas?

And sorry, why coinmarketcap is just publish the datas of the last month, not more?

I am also looking for history for more than 1 year, but haven't found it until today. I also often see graphics in Coinmarketcap, and only see a glimpse of the developments about market capitalization only and sometimes around existing exchanges. Unfortunately for now the market is often red, so I'm a little lazy to see.

[allthebitandbobs]

Also beware most fake there volume with bots on the site trading to themselves

[TopT3ns]

Hello, I am trying to find exchange volumes but I have find just the volume of last night on Coinmarketcap. How can I find datas of last years and months. Is there any platform which collect those datas?

And sorry, why coinmarketcap is just publish the datas of the last month, not more?

I think will need big data to show that all of things,especially if all exchanger and volume on them for a years. And until now i never see it, but maybe you can see and compared it only with daily volume. And like what everyone said, sometime they have fake volume, be aware with it.

[Pursuer]

you question lacks a lot of information required to answer it.
for example why do you want exchange volumes? for just knowing which exchange has a higher volume then visiting the exchange list on coinmarketcap.com is more than enough and their sorting based on volume is what you want. but if it is for some sort of analysis that requires an additional look at the volume then it becomes useless. in which case you have to visit the exchanges themselves. which poses another question, what crytpcourrency market you want to look at? I am going to assume it is bitcoin since it is the bitcoin board. in which case most bitcoin exchanges have a specific API call that will give you OHLC points which also contains volume. it is usually called "market history" or simply "OHLC" or "chart points". you can get volume and price that way and do your analysis.
there is also some data dump sites like bitinfocharts.com which allows you to export their historical data but I would still go with the exchange API itself.

[kelz1]

The prices of bitcoin are a more accurate price indicator than exchange volumes. People switch all the time, last couple of years has seen poloniex fall and binance rise so exchanges are not good for comparison

[siruiiuris]

I know that almost all of the exchanges have fake volume. I will not use this data for trading, and todays's datas are not important for me, I need historical data. I am trying to make an analysis for market and volumes of exchanges. I am not looking at coins.

So I need historical volume datas of exchanges.

I am really chocked because the answers shows that we are not knowing anything about the historical volume data of exchanges. We are saying that all the things are recording on blockchain and market, and this is fully digital sector, BUT we do not know anything about history of exchange volumes. AND people thinks that this is not important. Really unbelievable.

[gentlemand]

I know that almost all of the exchanges have fake volume. I will not use this data for trading and todays's datas are not important for me, I need historical data. I am trying to make an analysis for market and volumes of exchanges. I am not looking at coins.

So I need historical volume datas of exchanges.

I am really chocked because the answers shows that we are not knowing anything about the historical volume data of exchanges. We are saying that all the things are recording on blockchain and market, and this is fully digital sector, BUT we do not know anything about history of exchange volumes. AND people thinks that this is not important. Really unbelievable.

You have been given links to historical volume and ways to find more of it.

Since exchange volume entirely takes place on private databases then how could anyone else possibly know the slightest thing about it other than what's displayed? You could possibly look at the in and out flow of known exchange addresses but that still won't tell you anything about actual trades.

[BitMaxz]

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So I need historical volume datas of exchanges.

I found one tool from google but I don't know if this is the one that you are looking for.
Check this from here https://data.bitcoinity.org

But not all exchange sites are there and this is only for bitcoin. You can set what date above on the chart and choose what exchange you want to see the volume below the chart.

For altcoin I don't find any tools online that gives you historical volume data. It seems that it doesn't exist.

[freedomgo]

I got interested and tried to explore the coinmarketcap since this is the only site I used to track crypto data but I don't go further like OP is looking for.
BitMaxz was right, you go with the historical snapshot, you can see the volume of all coins listed within the choose dates.
There is previous week and next week and I think that function is not relevant to you since you are looking for years and months comparison.

Maybe this one is close to what you are looking for,

you can arrived with the monthly and yearly comparison using the function but you have to do it manually but choosing from (date) and to (date).
Even the historical price of each coin in a daily basis are present and this information is also relevant for your analysis.

[ynatopak14]

Volumes are being fake now in many exchanges.
There are some coin who hired bots for buy and sell in exchange just to reach the coinmarketcap.
BIKICOIN is an exchange and they fake the volume.

[Kakmakr]

I know that almost all of the exchanges have fake volume. I will not use this data for trading, and todays's datas are not important for me, I need historical data. I am trying to make an analysis for market and volumes of exchanges. I am not looking at coins.

So I need historical volume datas of exchanges.

I am really chocked because the answers shows that we are not knowing anything about the historical volume data of exchanges. We are saying that all the things are recording on blockchain and market, and this is fully digital sector, BUT we do not know anything about history of exchange volumes. AND people thinks that this is not important. Really unbelievable.

You cannot dictate to independent centralized services, what data they have to keep and what not to keep and what data should be made public. Yes, some governments financial regulators will force services like this to archive that data and to have it available, but the general public do not have that privilege.

Some services might offer this data as a subscription service to cover some of their cost to record /store this.    

[ralle14]

I know coin.dance has this kind of information but they don't track all of the popular crypto exchanges though (only localbitcoins, bisq and paxful). If you click one of the bar graphs on the page you can find the volume on specific countries.  

Volumes are being fake now in many exchanges.

This is true but you can easily recognize if the volumes are fake or not and most of exchanges that does it aren't well known. Eventually they'll get caught if they keep this up and it'll ruin their reputation.