Wu Blockchain data shows that in September, the total traffic of major crypto exchanges increased by over 11% month-on-month, with Binance ranking first.
Wu Blockchain data shows that in September 2026, the total website traffic of 12 major crypto exchanges increased by 11.41% month-on-month, reaching 150.73 million visits. Among them, 9 exchanges recorded an increase in traffic, while 3 saw a decrease. Binance ranked first with 34.66 million visits (23.0% of the total), followed by OKX with 33.23 million visits (22.0%), and Coinbase with 22.65 million visits (15.0%). These three exchanges collectively accounted for 60.1% of the total traffic. Deribit saw the largest month-on-month increase at 56.6%, followed by OKX (+29.7%) and Bybit (+12.7%), while Crypto.com experienced the largest decrease at -3.1%. South Korea was Binance's largest traffic source, while the United States was the primary traffic source for OKX and Coinbase.
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