SynFutures 24-hour trading volume exceeds dYdX, exceeding 1.7 billion US dollars
According to CoinGecko data, SynFutures' 24-hour trading volume reached 1.78 billion US dollars; among which, the ETH-PERP trading volume exceeded 1.1 billion US dollars, surpassing Hyperliquid and ranking first in Perp DEX. Since the mainnet launch in March, SynFutures' cumulative trading volume has exceeded 64 billion US dollars, TVL exceeds 70 million US dollars, and the cumulative number of transactions is close to 3 million, accounting for 80% of the derivative trading volume on Blast in Q1. SynFutures previously announced a $38 million financing from top industry institutions such as Pantera, Polychain, Dragonfly, and Standard Crypto, and the protocol has been audited by Quantstamp. SynFutures will launch a new reward program on May 28th at 4 pm Beijing time, where users can earn Blast points, Blast Gold, and SynFutures points through providing liquidity and trading.
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