1inch: By 2025, trading volume will reach $214 billion, with BNB Chain's transaction volume increasing nearly 10 times year-over-year.

CoinNetwork · 2026-01-06T01:12:00+00:00

1inch releases 2025 data review, with the total token exchange transaction volume for the year reaching approximately $214 billion, a 39% increase year-over-year. Ethereum and BNB Chain are the main trading networks, with significant growth. Cross-chain transaction demand is rising, with approximately $697 million in cross-chain exchanges completed throughout the year.

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2026-01-06 01:12:00

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CoinWorld News reports that 1inch released a 2025 data review, stating that the platform completed approximately 214 billion USD worth of token swap transactions throughout the year, a 39% increase year-over-year. A total of about 114 million transactions were executed, more than doubling compared to the previous year. In terms of network distribution, Ethereum remains the main trading hub for 1inch, with a total transaction volume of approximately 97.1 billion USD for the year; BNB Chain’s transaction volume reached about 82.1 billion USD, nearly ten times the previous year’s figure; Arbitrum and Base recorded approximately 13.2 billion USD and 8.8 billion USD in transaction volume, respectively. Additionally, 1inch indicated that cross-chain trading demand significantly increased in 2025, with a total cross-chain swap volume of about 69 million USD, completing 148,000 transactions, involving nearly 48,000 users utilizing related features. Ethereum remains the core node for cross-chain liquidity, with main flows including Ethereum→BNB, BNB→Ethereum, and Ethereum→Arbitrum. 1inch pointed out that trading activity is further concentrating on core networks, while newly connected networks are also beginning to contribute gradually to the trading volume.

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