[DEX report] Daily volume reaches $6.5 billion as SAFU Fund leads gainers

Daily decentralized exchange volume totaled $6.5 billion, down 47.18% from the previous day and up 1.23% from a week earlier. SAFU Fund led gainers with a 5,908% rise, while Big Titty Coin topped the trending rankings.

The leading trending pairs were Big Titty Coin (BTC/WETH), Super Inu (SI/WETH) and GTA VI (GTA6/ETH).

According to geckoterminal data retrieved on November 1, Big Titty Coin (BTC/WETH) ranked first among trending pairs, trading at $0.01646 after falling 33.31% over 24 hours.

Super Inu (SI/WETH) ranked second, down 5.35% at $0.01705. GTA VI (GTA6/ETH) placed third, rising 11.48% to $0.005641.

SAFU Fund (SAFU/USDT) on BNB Chain led the gainers with a 5,908% increase over 24 hours. PAWCAT (PAWCAT/SOL) on Solana followed with a 4,240% rise, while LYX Ecosystem (LYX/USDT) on BNB Chain gained 2,149%.

UnifAI (UAI/BNB) on BNB Chain led the decliners, falling 27.56% over 24 hours. AKE (AKE/WBNB) dropped 19.98%, while Cap (CAP/USDT) fell 10.3%, both also on BNB Chain.

USD Coin (USDC/USDT) led trading volume with $307.2 million, equivalent to 9.0 times liquidity. Lydia (BSW/USAD) followed with $189.1 million and turnover of 33.1 times liquidity. quq (quq/USDT) recorded $116.3 million, or 126.0 times liquidity.

Apple Cat (AAPLCAT/SOL) led transaction counts with 289,446, with buys accounting for 66%. Tether USD (USDT/WBNB) followed with 218,535 transactions and a 30% buy share. PAWCAT (PAWCAT/SOL) recorded 207,084 transactions, with buys making up 68%.

Tether USD (USDT/WBNB) led the wallet rankings with 15,688 buying wallets and 53,318 selling wallets. Longinus (LGNS/DAI) followed with 22,934 buying wallets and 21,295 selling wallets. Kim Jong Un Coin (KIM/SOL) had 17,840 buying wallets and 14,983 selling wallets.

Total DEX trading volume over the latest 24 hours stood at approximately $6.5 billion, down 47.18% from the previous day but up 1.23% from a week earlier.

[Editor's note] This report uses geckoterminal data to cover trending pairs, gainers and decliners, alongside rankings by trading volume, transaction count and participating wallets.