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Snapshot Window: 2026-08-06 10:10 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

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@horizonxcrypto

#ETH continues to outperform as most top altcoins remain flat

@Godot_gate

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The quieter the market gets, the more useful the data becomes. DEX and perp volumes are both more than 60% below their October peaks. Yet the infrastructure built during the last expansion is still standing. High activity can hide weak products. Low activity exposes who

The image shows a bar chart titled "All Chains" comparing DEXs Volume (purple) and Perps Volume (red/brown) from 2023 through 2026, with both metrics peaking around late 2024 at approximately $500 billion and $1.2 trillion respectively on dual axes, before declining to roughly 60% below those highs by early 2026. A "DefiLlama" watermark appears in the center of the chart.

The chart visualizes the post's central point—showing that both DEX and perpetual futures volumes have fallen significantly from their October 2024 peaks, demonstrating how quieter markets expose which infrastructure and products built during the expansion era can sustain themselves versus those propped up by high activity levels.

AI visual note: The image shows a bar chart titled "All Chains" comparing DEXs Volume (purple) and Perps Volume (red/brown) from 2023 through 2026, with both metrics peaking around late 2024 at approximately $500 billion and $1.2 trillion respectively on dual axes, before declining to roughly 60% below those highs by early 2026. A "DefiLlama" watermark appears in the center of the chart. The chart visualizes the post's central point—showing that both DEX and perpetual futures volumes have fallen significantly from their October 2024 peaks, demonstrating how quieter markets expose which infrastructure and products built during the expansion era can sustain themselves versus those propped up by high activity levels.