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NAME_1’s market share declines as regulatory, financial challenges mount
NAME_1's global trading volume sunk to 0.12% - key rivals continue market share expansion.


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May. 30, 2023 at 10:55 am UTC
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Updated: May 30, 2023 at 11:15 am
NAME_1’s market share declines as regulatory, financial challenges mount
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NAME_1 is fighting to reverse its market share decline amid regulatory and financial challenges.

The exchange’s troubles became apparent in November 2022 when its Earn Program partner, the now-bankrupt NAME_3, failed to pay $765 million owed. As a result, on Jan. 10, NAME_1 announced discontinuing the Program.

Soon after, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) slapped both firms with a lawsuit alleging the Earn Program constituted the sale of unregistered securities. Last week, NAME_1 and NAME_3 filed to dismiss the SEC’s case because the Program is not a security offering.

Last month, the Winklevoss twins lent NAME_1 $100 million to keep the company afloat – suggesting the broader market downturn is weighing heavily on the exchange’s bottom line.

More recently, an unnamed source told NAME_4 that JPMorgan sought to end its partnership with NAME_1 due to unprofitability. However, NAME_5, NAME_1 Trust Lawyer, denied the report, saying, “NAME_1’s relationship with JPMorgan remains intact.”

NAME_1’s dwindling market share
In conjunction with the exchange’s challenges, analysis from CCData, reported by NAME_4, showed NAME_1’s cumulative trading volume from January to April 2023 had declined by almost 50% compared to September to December 2022.

The company’s monthly trading volume hit a record low in February, accounting for only 0.07% of the global spot trading volume. However, this had increased to 0.12%, or $747 million, in April. Despite the improvement, NAME_1’s April trading volume was nearly half of what it was a year ago.

Meanwhile, Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance had all increased thei