Recently, trading volumes on various Perpetual DEX platforms have rebounded. Hyperliquid's trading volume increased by 25.9%, with open interest breaking through $7 billion, surpassing the combined total of the top 10 Perp DEXs. Platforms such as EdgeX, Aster, and Lighter also showed varying degrees of trading volume growth.

Nado decentralized exchange launched Silver commodity perpetual futures (XAG-PERP) on March 18, supporting up to 20x leverage with an isolated margin mode that ensures liquidation of a single position does not affect other holdings. Trading hours align with CME Globex, with position reduction operations only available during non-trading sessions.

On March 17th, DefiLlama data showed that decentralized perpetual futures trading platform trading volume rebounded, with Hyperliquid open interest up 27.8% since the beginning of this month. Both trading volume and open interest on major Perp DEXs increased.

Data from March 16 shows that despite weak overall trading volume on Perp DEX over the weekend, open interest continued to rise. Hyperliquid and Aster maintained their lead, with Hyperliquid's open interest reaching a one-month high. There were notable differences in 24-hour trading volume across platforms.

Data from March 13 shows that on-chain Perp DEX overall trading volume and open interest remained relatively unchanged, with Hyperliquid trading volume showing a slight recovery and open interest remaining at elevated levels. The main Perp DEX trading volume and open interest were: Hyperliquid $6.74 billion, Aster $2.36 billion, EdgeX $2.13 billion, and others.

March 11 Report: The current on-chain Perp DEX market trading volume has declined, while open interest remains high, indicating that leveraged funds have not exited. Hyperliquid's trading volume decreased by 21%, and trading volumes on other platforms such as Aster and EdgeX have also changed. The market is temporarily awaiting further news.

Gate News Report, March 10 — According to statistical data, the spot trading volume of mainstream CEXs in February 2026 increased by 4.8% compared to January 2026, and the perpetual contract trading volume increased by 17.4% compared to January 2026. During the same period, the perpetual contract trading volume of mainstream Perp DEXs decreased by 7.4% compared to January 2026, but website traffic increased by 33.53%.

According to DefiLlama data, during the weekend of March 9th, trading activity on mainstream perpetual contract decentralized exchanges was relatively low. Hyperliquid still ranked first in trading volume, with approximately $4.57 billion in 24-hour trading volume. Although trading volume and open interest on major exchanges saw little change, TVL experienced a slight increase. EdgeX and Aster ranked second and third, respectively.

On March 9th, a new account on Polymarket invested $25,000 betting that "Extended FDV will exceed $300 million on the day after launch," with a current probability of 46%. The project is a Perp DEX developed by a former Revolut executive team and has launched on Starknet, with over $6.5 million in funding.

Trading activity on mainstream Perp DEXs has declined, with the 24-hour trading volume on most platforms decreasing compared to the previous day. However, open interest remains stable, and there is no significant outflow of leveraged funds. Currently, the trading volume ranking is led by Hyperliquid, reaching $7.34 billion.