Data: Binance leads BTC liquidity, Bitget performs best in the altcoin market
Odaily News Recently, Coingecko released the "2025 Centralized Exchange Cryptocurrency Liquidity Status Report", comparing the order book depth of mainstream CEXs such as Binance, Bitget, Bybit, OKX, Kraken and Coinbase, and comprehensively analyzing the liquidity performance of assets such as BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, DOGE in different price spreads. The report shows that Bitget has the best liquidity performance in the price spread range of 0.3% to 0.5% for altcoins, providing a high-quality trading environment for altcoin investors. The report also pointed out that in terms of Bitcoin trading, Binance maintains a leading position with about 32% of market liquidity. In the price spread range of ±100 US dollars, the order book depth of both buyers and sellers reached about 8 million US dollars, followed by Bitget and OKX with 4.6 million US dollars and 3.7 million US dollars respectively. In terms of Ethereum, in the price spread range of ±15 US dollars (about 1%), Bitget has become the most liquid platform, but in the larger price spread range, Binance still dominates. In the distribution of XRP liquidity, Bitget, Binance and Coinbase account for about 67% of the market liquidity. DOGE's liquidity is more dispersed. Within the price range of ±0.001 US dollars (about ±0.5%), the unilateral depth of Binance, Bitget, OKX and Coinbase is basically close, ranging from 1 million to 1.7 million US dollars. It is worth noting that although the market generally believes that liquidity is lower and prices are more volatile on weekends, the data shows the opposite trend. Taking Binance as an example, its average depth on weekdays is 6 million to 7 million US dollars, while it often increases to 8 million to 10 million US dollars on weekends. At the same time, many exchanges including Bitget and OKX also showed stronger liquidity performance on weekends, and the order book depth in multiple periods was the same as Binance, showing that weekends are not a period of weak trading, but an important window for liquidity recovery.