How Uniswap [UNI] dominates Binance & Coinbase in terms of liquidity

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Uniswap’s prominence in the DEX market is well known, with the DeFi protocol operating as the second biggest Decentralized exchange with over $7 billion locked on it. 

While the TVL did take a hit earlier this week, Uniswap did not lose any more than $800 million while still maintaining its dominance behind Curve’s $17 billion TVL.

However, beyond the TVL, the actual test of Uniswap is its liquidity being a DEX, and it looks like it certainly is making strides in that department.

V3’s liquidity in comparison to Coinbase and Binance is remarkably higher. However, this is particular to Ethereum and its multiple pairs.

Uniswap’s ETH liquidity | Source: Uniswap

For ETH/USD, Uniswap has 2x more liquidity than both Binance and Coinbase. For ETH/BTC, Uniswap has 3x more liquidity than Binance and 4.5x more liquidity than Coinbase.

For ETH/mid-cap pairs, Uniswap has, on average, 3x more liquidity than major centralized exchanges.

Uniswap’s ETH market depth | Source: Uniswap

This is because the DEX has a much greater market depth than the centralized exchanges for months now for not just Ethereum’s pair with USD equivalents but also for mid-cap tokens such as MATIC, Compound, YFI, Chainlink, and WBTC.

Liquidity of Ethereum’s pair with other tokens | Source: Uniswap

Uniswap V3, within a year of its launch, has captured a significant stake in the exchange market, leaving behind those who have dominated the space for years now.

And as more passive and diverse capital is unlocked, Uniswap could potentially notice similar dominance for other assets as well.

However, the benefits that users of Uniswap’s DeFi capabilities are enjoying are not even close to what the UNI investors are observing because they are enjoying no benefits.

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