DEX Markets on Arbitrum
10 protocols ranked by 24h trading volume with market share, trade count, buyer/seller activity and volume trends on Arbitrum.
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How to read the DEX markets ranking on Arbitrum
The DEX markets table on Arbitrum ranks all active DEX protocols by 24-hour trading volume, providing a comprehensive view of onchain trading activity across different venues. The table displays all available DEX markets like uniswap_v3, uniswap_v4, magpie_router with their trading metrics including volume, transaction count, active users (buyers and sellers) and liquidity pool counts, helping you compare protocol performance and market share on Arbitrum.
- Protocol ranking. Markets are ranked by 24-hour USD trading volume, with the highest volume protocols appearing at the top. Each protocol name is clickable and leads to a detailed analytics page showing trading pairs, liquidity pools, top traders and real-time trade activity for that specific DEX venue.
- Trading metrics. The table shows key performance indicators for each DEX: 24h volume, volume from 1 day ago (for trend comparison), total trades count, number of unique buyers and sellers, and for Solana networks also the number of active liquidity pools. This helps identify which protocols are most active, growing or declining, and how they distribute trading activity across their user base.
- Bitquery APIs. The "Get API" button below the table opens the exact Bitquery GraphQL query powering this ranking. You can integrate this into your own DEX analytics dashboards, protocol monitoring tools or market research platforms, and customize fields, filters, networks and time ranges to build custom DEX comparison views or alerts for specific protocol activity patterns on Arbitrum.
When analyzing DEX markets on Arbitrum, pay special attention to volume trends (24h vs 1d ago), user distribution (buyers vs sellers), transaction frequency and protocol diversity — these patterns often indicate which venues are gaining or losing market share, how liquidity is distributed across protocols, and which DEXs are most suitable for different trading strategies or token launches.