Base network’s DEX trading volume reached US$1.21 billion yesterday, a month-on-month increase of 25%
PANews March 31 news, according to Cointelegraph, Base broke its own 24-hour trading volume record on the decentralized exchange (DEX), rising by about 25% from the previous day, breaking the $1 billion mark. According to Dune data, Base’s DEX trading volume reached $1.21 billion on March 30, a 25% increase from $959.63 million the previous day. Most trading activity occurs on UniSwap, accounting for 64.3% of trading volume, followed by Aerodrome Finance (9.7%) and SharkSwap (7.8%). Additionally, daily active users (DAU) also jumped about 12.4%, climbing from 153,000 to 172,000. Over the past six weeks, the average number of weekly active users was 667,765.
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