HTX 2025 trading volume hits $3.3T as exchange emphasizes security, compliance
HTX stated in its “2025 Recap & 2026 Outlook” report that the exchange’s total trading volume reached approximately $3.3 trillion in 2025. According to the report, the platform also saw significant user growth, strengthened its security controls, and made progress with regulations across multiple jurisdictions. These achievements highlight HTX’s expanding global presence and the trust it has built with its users.
The report also outlines the strategy for 2026. HTX is focusing on improving core trading systems, refining its products, and ensuring long-term business resilience rather than chasing short-term metrics. The exchange emphasizes that this approach will support sustainable growth, better risk management, and a stronger position to handle future market challenges.
2025 by the numbers
HTX reports its registered users surpassed 55 million by year-end 2025, with 6 million added during the year. It cites $608 million in net capital inflows alongside the headline $3.3T total volume. The recap also mentions a zero-security-incident record and external recognition for trustworthiness.
HTX 2025 trading volume in context
The $3.3T figure spans spot and derivatives. HTX attributes gains to liquidity improvements, product upgrades, and user tools that reduced manual intervention during volatility.
Spot trading trends and “smart” tools
HTX says cumulative spot volume exceeded 1.9 trillion USDT in 2025 (≈30% YoY). It highlights sharp growth in automated strategies: +97% YoY volume via spot bots, +352% in stablecoin-grid trading, and +122% in major-asset grids pointing to automation as a key adoption driver in choppy markets.
Listings strategy: earlier narratives, stricter screening
The exchange listed 166 new assets in 2025, steering toward early-stage themes (memecoins, AI, crypto financial infra) and compliance-oriented stablecoin narratives (e.g., USD1, WLFI, U), aiming for “first-mover” advantages. Post-listing performance of several tickers is cited as supportive evidence in the recap.
liquidity depth and product cadence
HTX records ~$1.4T in 2025 futures volume (~50% YoY), with depth improving on core BTC/ETH contracts after onboarding multiple market makers and over 120 feature upgrades (order workflow, funding displays, risk). Futures Grid 2.0 attracted 30k+ MAUs; Copy Trading 4.0 added Smart Copy and fund isolation; Multi-Assets Collateral reportedly accounted for >60% of futures volume.
Capital management and campaigns
HTX says Earn served 600k+ users across 300+ assets in 2025. Margin and Collateral Swap enhancements aimed to improve efficiency and controls. More than 300 structured campaigns (e.g., Launchpool, futures contests) reportedly brought in 1M+ participants, aiding liquidity and retention.

Security and compliance foundation
HTX continued publishing Merkle Tree Proof-of-Reserves with reserve ratios above 100% for major assets through November and December 2025. The exchange describes ongoing AML/anti-crime investments and multi-jurisdiction licensing including clearance to start the licensing process in Pakistan, under a new virtual assets regime. Note: HTX also faced regulatory scrutiny in some markets during 2025.
HTX 2025 trading volume and external recognition
HTX says it was named among Forbes’ “World’s Most Trustworthy Crypto Exchanges of 2025.” (The recognition was communicated via press announcements.) As with all third-party rankings, methodologies and coverage can vary.
What drives HTX 2025 trading volume going into 2026
For 2026, HTX emphasizes core trading (spot, futures, OTC), security/compliance, and capital efficiency arguing that “long-termism” and operational resilience will matter more than momentum cycles.
Context & Analysis
The recap’s metrics are issuer-reported and should be read alongside third-party market data and ongoing regulatory developments. Pakistan’s nascent licensing path could broaden access but will depend on implementation specifics and supervisory follow-through. Meanwhile, consistent PoR disclosures (and their verifiability) remain a key user trust signal industry-wide.


