The exchange said its 15th anniversary quarter brought record trading days, fee cuts, a user base of 12 million and higher activity tied to Argentina match promotions.
BTCC said its Q2 2026 growth report showed TradFi futures volume tripled to $2.7 billion from $950 million in Q1, marking its fastest single-quarter expansion since launch. The exchange said two days drove record platform-wide activity during the quarter: April 14, when a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil above $105 a barrel and daily futures volume hit $5.8 billion, and April 23, when Bitcoin rose past $78,000 and daily trading volume reached $5.7 billion. BTCC said BTC led its top traded pairs with $125.8 billion in volume, followed by ETH at $40.7 billion, while GOLD generated $1.53 billion, HYPE recorded $1.46 billion and SPCX reached $556 million from launch, including a single-day high of $118 million on June 16. The company said its global user base reached 12 million by the end of Q2 and that its 15th anniversary quarter included zero-fee trading on all TradFi futures pairs and up to 25% cuts in standard perpetual futures fees. BTCC also said a World Cup Showdown campaign tied to its Argentine Football Association partnership lifted futures volume by as much as 55% in the 24 hours before Argentina matches. Looking ahead to Q3, the exchange said it plans expanded TradFi pairs, new pre-IPO listings, Apple Pay and Google Pay deposits, and VIP Trial Cards.