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Mainstream Perp DEX Overview: Overall Trading Volume Retreated, with EdgeX Trading Volume Ranking Second

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On March 26, data from DefiLlama reveals that trading volumes across major perpetual futures DEX platforms have generally declined, while open interest remains elevated. Among these platforms, Hyperliquid’s 24-hour trading volume dropped by roughly 11%, with open interest seeing only a minor change but staying at high levels. The latest 24-hour trading volume and open interest rankings are as follows: - **Hyperliquid** (link: https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/join/NTOD): ~$7.03B trading volume; ~$7.06B open interest - **EdgeX**: ~$3.03B trading volume; ~$1.20B open interest - **Aster** (link: https://www.asterdex.com/en/referral/aboter): ~$2.03B trading volume; ~$1.92B open interest - **Lighter** (link: https://app.lighter.xyz/?referral=70045843): ~$2.00B trading volume; ~$690M open interest - **Grvt**: ~$1.48B trading volume; ~$474M open interest - **Pacifica** (link: https://app.pacifica.fi/trade/PAXG?referral=pacbot): ~$344M trading volume; ~$74.52M open interest Note: Abbreviations used: *B* = billion, *M* = million; *~* = approximately. This aligns with U.S. crypto industry reporting conventions (concise, data-focused, clear formatting).
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