Binance's 98% Dominance: Should We Be Worried?

[EXMON]

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, now accounts for over 98% of all spot crypto trading volume, according to data from coinalyze.net. While this level of dominance might seem impressive, it also raises concerns about the potential risks of a concentrated market.

What do you think about Binance's overwhelming dominance in the crypto market? Should we be worried about the potential risks that come with such a concentrated market? What steps can be taken to mitigate these risks and promote healthy competition in the crypto ecosystem?

Join the discussion and share your thoughts on this important topic. Let's work together to explore the potential risks and opportunities of a concentrated crypto market, and find ways to ensure the stability and security of the industry for all participants.



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Nope. Volume dominance clearly shows that Binance is the most trusted exchange right now but it doesn’t give much concerned since their founder is clearly dox and will not runaway. If ever he will runaway, There’s no way he can hide all those coin away from the public eyes.

I believe the only that concerns me is the decreasing number of interest on other exchange which might be a cause for some exchange to go under since there will be income.

[Oshosondy]

According to what I saw on Coingecko, I do not think Binance has up to 98% of trading volume, but we all know that it dominates all other exchanges.

According to what I saw on Coingecko:

As of today, we track 600 crypto exchanges with a total 24h trading volume of $105 Billion, a 58.8% change in the last 24 hours. Currently, the 3 largest cryptocurrency exchanges are Coinbase Exchange, KuCoin, and Kraken. Total tracked crypto exchange reserves currently stands at $110 Billion

Binance 24 hours trading volume is $25,991,400,403.

If $105 billions is the total on all exchanges and Binance only accounts for approximately $26 billion. In percentage, that is just approximately around 25.8% not 98%.

Nope. Volume dominance clearly shows that Binance is the most trusted exchange right now but it doesn’t give much concerned since their founder is clearly dox and will not runaway. If ever he will runaway, There’s no way he can hide all those coin away from the public eyes.

If anything bad like massive hack occur on that exchange, it would be a big blow that will bring a very massive bear market that will result to massive money loss. It is not good for anything to be more centralized.

[EXMON]

Nope. Volume dominance clearly shows that Binance is the most trusted exchange right now but it doesn’t give much concerned since their founder is clearly dox and will not runaway. If ever he will runaway, There’s no way he can hide all those coin away from the public eyes.

I believe the only that concerns me is the decreasing number of interest on other exchange which might be a cause for some exchange to go under since there will be income.

The dominance of any single exchange in the crypto market, especially one as large as Binance, can potentially present risks to the broader ecosystem. Here are some potential reasons why:

    Centralization of Power: Binance's overwhelming dominance in the spot crypto trading volume means that they have significant influence over the market. This could be potentially concerning if the exchange were to manipulate the market for their own benefit or if they were to experience a security breach, which could have severe consequences for the wider crypto industry.

    Limited competition: With such a large market share, Binance could potentially stifle competition from smaller exchanges, which could lead to reduced innovation, fewer options for consumers, and higher trading fees.

    Regulatory Risk: The concentration of market power in one exchange could attract increased regulatory scrutiny, which could lead to stricter regulations or even outright bans in some countries.

According to what I saw on Coingecko, I do not think Binance has up to 98% of trading volume, but we all know that it dominates all other exchanges.

According to what I saw on Coingecko:

As of today, we track 600 crypto exchanges with a total 24h trading volume of $105 Billion, a 58.8% change in the last 24 hours. Currently, the 3 largest cryptocurrency exchanges are Coinbase Exchange, KuCoin, and Kraken. Total tracked crypto exchange reserves currently stands at $110 Billion

Binance 24 hours trading volume is $25,991,400,403.

If $105 billions is the total on all exchanges and Binance only accounts for approximately $26 billion. In percentage, that is just approximately around 25.8% not 98%.

This is not my data, I referred to the source.
If you look at the image, you can see that we are talking about BTC volumes

[Oshosondy]

This is not my data, I referred to the source

What is the validity of your source is what it is my post, that your source is not correct. We know that Binance dominates but not the extent that it has 98% of the 24 hours trading volume of all exchanges. Take a look at it yourself and see if it is possible with what is even on Coinmarketcap that is owned by Binance. It is all not true that the spot market trading volume on all other exchanges is just 2% while Binance 98%, that is a big lie and not correct is what I am saying. But it will be good if you can prove me wrong.

[EXMON]

This is not my data, I referred to the source

What is the validity of your source is what it is my post, that your source is not correct. We know that Binance dominates but not the extent that it has 98% of the 24 hours trading volume of all exchanges. Take a look at it yourself and see if it is possible with what is even on Coinmarketcap that is owned by Binance. It is all not true that the spot market trading volume on all other exchanges is just 2% while Binance 98%, that is a big lie and not correct is what I am saying. But it will be good if you can prove me wrong.

If you look at the image, you can see that we are talking about BTC volumes

[DaveF]

And there you go assuming they are showing you 'real' numbers. For years exchanges have been been throwing up fake trades / allowing wash trades and all kinds of things to make them look larger then they really are.
So no, I'm not worried. Actually if Binance goes the way of FTX except for a short dump of price as everyone tries to get their funds out it would only help BTC

Not your keys, not your coins.

-Dave

[o48o]

This doesn't sound right. Where does coinalyze get their cex volume data from? Because if it's coinmarketcap.com data i am assuming that binance would like us to believe that their fake btc volume is way less fake then in other exchanges.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

There is absolutely nothing to be worried about if you ask me, Binance is a good exchange, that is why majority of traders like to trade there, it is left for other exchanges to rise up and put in the work binance have put to achieve such a huge success, maybe in doing so, they may be able to win binance customers over to themselves.
I personally do not trade on Binance, I have another exchange I mostly trade on, but i can help but applaud Binance for the tremendous effort they put into crypto adoption, Binance have probably brought more people into crypto than we all can ever imagine, let other exchanges rise up  and start doing same.

[dothebeats]

Nope. Volume dominance clearly shows that Binance is the most trusted exchange right now but it doesn’t give much concerned since their founder is clearly dox and will not runaway. If ever he will runaway, There’s no way he can hide all those coin away from the public eyes.

I believe the only that concerns me is the decreasing number of interest on other exchange which might be a cause for some exchange to go under since there will be income.

IMO being doxxed is not sufficient for a person to not do nefarious things for their own gain. Just look at SBF for example. He was known around the world for being the CEO of a possible competitor to Binance, and his platform actually did quite well on its initial days. However that did not deter him from misappropriating the funds and diverting it to another of his company. Not saying that CZ will never do this, but we never really know what's happening in the sidelines.

[sheenshane]

For the high Dominance exchange it's natural that we worried but IMO not on Binance, this exchange is on the top exchange and has generally been seen as a highly reputable and very popular exchange.  So IMO, nothing to worry about.

The risks would be if you're not in a top and reputable exchange.

• Liquidity risks
• Security risks
• Regulatory risks

However, we shouldn't be confident too much since it's a centralized exchange, it's important to monitor the exchange's actions closely and ensure that it's not engaging in anti-competitive or fraudulent activities that could harm the overall health of the industry.  Don't let your coins sleep there and always remember the golden rule of crypto "Not your keys, not your coins".

[boyptc]

We cannot do anything with their dominance in the market. What's tough for them is to maintain their position because they've seen in the past from the other popular and dominating exchanges lose that position.

Us, we can trade anywhere we want and where we're happy and convenient to trade. No doubt that they really are dominating the market because on how they're marketing and keeping themselves up with the trend.

Sometimes, there have been issues that even it's all about damaging them yet they've managed to give that confidence and assurance to their customers despite that everyone is aware about the risk of not having your own keys.

[Sarah Azhari]

What do you think about Binance's overwhelming dominance in the crypto market? Should we be worried about the potential risks that come with such a concentrated market? What steps can be taken to mitigate these risks and promote healthy competition in the crypto ecosystem?

I think is not a problem, while Binance isn't monopolizing the market,
It's just how marketing strategy work. we don't say binance will control the world if have dominance in the market while they have trust, reputable, and responsibility.

So, we don't know who is speaking, this is just a concern about profit, maybe the other company or exchange trying to scare binance customer to leave it and move to small exchanges with I thing is not logic in business competition. Another exchange can't fairly compete, and they try to weaken binance with negative issues

[adaseb]

The volume is not that high, it never was. I am pretty sure MtGox back in 2014 dominance wasn't even that high. You are just looking at one market. They are fairly big but their dominance is maybe around 50% or something and this varies depending on what markets. For example whether its spot or perpetual swaps.

Either way, these days it doesn't make that much of a difference because we got tons of other exchanges unlike the MtGox days. Where when they went down, it caused a huge problem. Eventually as time goes on their dominance will start to fade off into other exchanges.

[Strongkored]

If that's true then is there a way to reduce their dominance? Their dominance is because Binance continues to develop which makes traders continue to use this exchange and also because this exchange has many features that can meet all needs on trading so Binance's dominance will only be less if there is another exchange that can provide the same or more than Binance give, should we be worried? worries can be reduced by just keeping money there when trading, not as a place to store money like a wallet, and continue to campaign to many people that the exchange is a place to trade not a place to store assets.

[tbct_mt2]

Nope. Volume dominance clearly shows that Binance is the most trusted exchange right now but it doesn’t give much concerned since their founder is clearly dox and will not runaway. If ever he will runaway, There’s no way he can hide all those coin away from the public eyes.

It is good for Binance and they gained it after the collapse of FTX. CZ pulled the trigger that force FTX to collapse within a couple of days. From the FTX collapse, people realized that Binance had their reasons to separate from FTX about one year before. It shows Binance have a smart team and are able to detect serious dead points from competitors. In addition, they have very good and safe management for their exchange that helps them to gain more trust and more users.

I believe the only that concerns me is the decreasing number of interest on other exchange which might be a cause for some exchange to go under since there will be income.

The collapse of FTX exchange forces other exchanges have to be more transparent with their treasury management and reports to their customers. It is good for cryptocurrency exchange industry and the industry should have a round of applause to CZ and Binance.

In a contrasting, Binance have become a favorite target of other exchanges and latest weeks, we got lot of fud to attack Binance.

[Silberman]

The volume is not that high, it never was. I am pretty sure MtGox back in 2014 dominance wasn't even that high. You are just looking at one market. They are fairly big but their dominance is maybe around 50% or something and this varies depending on what markets. For example whether its spot or perpetual swaps.

Either way, these days it doesn't make that much of a difference because we got tons of other exchanges unlike the MtGox days. Where when they went down, it caused a huge problem. Eventually as time goes on their dominance will start to fade off into other exchanges.

It is obvious the data is wrong as there is no way that binance has such dominance over the market, and if it went down it should be worrying and it will bring massive losses to a lot of traders, but on the big scheme of things it changes nothing, if binance collapsed the price of bitcoin and all the altcoins will go down for a few weeks or months, but then the market will begin to recover as it always does, so I do not see what it could be done about it other than to take steps to protect ourselves and never leave our coins at any exchange.

[GreatArkansas]

Just incase the numbers are true, I can say it is somehow risky, that's why it is always much better to store your Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies to your personal wallets.
I believe that if incase Binance will fall or likely these amount of volume in the exchange will be compromised, I believe that there  will a huge negative effect for the entire cryptocurrency market.

[Oshosondy]

If you look at the image, you can see that we are talking about BTC volumes

Binance moved to zero fee trading many months back, this is one of the reasons that many traders prefer to use the exchange and they have more bitcoin trading volume. That Binance has 98% out of the 100% of the world total, that is not what I can believe. You do not have to believe everything that you see online, some are just fake information.

[mu_enrico]

Should We Be Worried?

Firstly, yes if you put your savings on Binance.
Put your money in your wallet since the bigger the exchange, the higher the risk of it getting all sorts of security breaches. You can lose all your money if this happens.

Second, yes even if you don't put your money there.
In the event of a major catastrophe, the market will be in shock since practically the price is set in the Binance. But as long as you have your fund in your personal wallet, the price can bounce back after the event.