2026-01-11 14:31:16

The Thai crypto market in 2025 is experiencing a glorious recovery! The total trading volume on major exchange platforms has surpassed approximately $50 billion, which is equivalent to about 1.75 trillion baht. This is the highest point in recent times 🚀

In the context of increasing competition among various trading platforms, the interesting question is: who is the true market leader? These major players are introducing new features, expanding services, and fiercely competing for market share 🏆. Key insights from the crypto landscape in Thailand reveal the rapidly changing market dynamics.

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GasFeeCrier

· 22h ago

50 billion dollars? Thailand is really on the rise this time, but it still depends on actual trading volume and flow, beautiful numbers are just beautiful. --- 1.75 trillion Thai Baht sounds impressive, but who is really making money on the platform? I'm a bit curious. --- Why is the Thai crypto market so aggressive this year? Time to do some research. --- With such fierce competition, small platforms' days seem worrying. --- Overstated data and real liquidity are two different things. Let's talk about it later. --- The Southeast Asian market's growth bonus definitely isn't ending so quickly; Thailand is leading the way. --- Looking at trading volume alone is useless; we need to see user retention. --- Is this another wave of platforms cutting into users' profits? --- That 1.75 trillion figure, who is it intimidating? We need to see the real trading ratio. --- How mature is the Thai market? Is it reliable?

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CoffeeOnChain

· 01-11 15:01

5 billion USD? No wonder it's 2025. Thailand is really on the rise this time. It feels like the previous downturn has passed.

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-11 15:01

$50B breakthrough? Sounds good, but how much of this is the blood money squeezed from retail investors? --- The Thai market is booming, but the exchanges are the ones truly making a fortune. --- 1.75 trillion Thai Baht, how many people need to go all-in to stack that up? --- Market leader? Haha, today's winner could be liquidated tomorrow. --- What I really believe in is that increased competition will definitely cut fees. --- New highs always come with new pitfalls; it's always the same story. --- I only care about who has deep liquidity; everything else is just stories.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-11 15:00

50 billion, wow, Thailand is really taking off this time? But the ones truly making money are probably those top platforms.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-11 14:58

5 billion dollars? Feels like the number has been exaggerated. Is the market in Thailand really that strong?

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-11 14:50

5 billion USD? But by the way, how was this data calculated? It seems to have a lot of inflated figures.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 01-11 14:43

50 trillion? That's not right, the number looks a bit strange. Let's recalculate.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-11 14:32

5 billion dollars? That number sounds great, but what is the actual trading volume? --- 1.75 trillion Thai Baht, to be honest, Thailand's market is still too small. --- Major exchanges are fighting each other, but in the end, retail investors are the ones getting hurt. --- New features, new features, but gas fees are still ridiculously high. --- Who is the real winner? I only know that the builders are making a killing. --- Is this rebound reliable, or are we just about to get chopped again? --- Competition is fierce, no doubt, but most exchanges are still just fighting among amateurs. --- The Thai crypto market is rising, but what about regulation? That’s the key. --- 50 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but how much of it is truly genuine?

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