Bitcoin trading volume for spot and futures exchanges has soared the past two days as the underlying asset pumped to new heights.
Spot trading volume for the world’s largest crypto by market value hit the highest two-day total in nearly two months, $150 billion, according to crypto markets data provider CoinMarketCap. Meanwhile, BTC futures trading volume on Wednesday jumped to over $203 billion, the third-highest daily total of 2025, according to CoinGlass.
Those figures come as BTC’s price climbed to all-time highs just shy of $112,000. Bitcoin was recent trading at about $111,100, up 2% over the past 24 hours and nearly 8% for the past week. The surge has come as investors buoyed by encouraging macroeconomic signs, but also confident in Bitcoin’s status as a potential hedge against the potential depreciation of the U.S. dollar, purchase the asset.
The CoinGlass data does not include inflows into American spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have taken in over $1.6 billion in inflows from investors so far this week, according to Farside Investors data.
Only 10 other days this year have eclipsed more than $75 billion in single-day spot Bitcoin volume this year. CoinGlass shows that the only days that Bitcoin futures volume has been higher so far this year was on April 7 and January 20, when volumes stood at $229.7 billion and $222.9 billion, respectively.
The crypto market has rebounded as Trump has ratcheted back his global trade war, and the most recent inflation readings have been favorable.
Bitcoin’s record-breaking surge also comes as demand for Bitcoin ETFs increases and as publicly traded firms, including Strategy and Metaplanet, have continued their recent Bitcoin buying sprees. Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy now holds about 576,000 Bitcoin in its treasury, worth more than $64.5 billion at the current price.
Major altcoins have also risen over the same period with Ethereum, the second-largest digital asset by market value, up 56% over the past 30 days. ETH was recently changing hands at over $2,600, a 5.6% gain over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin has often traded with stocks in its brief history, and more recently in line with safe-haven asset gold as markets look to account for macroeconomic uncertainties.
Edited by James Rubin
