FDUSD's global trading volume has also surged, ranking sixth among over 10,000 existing cryptocurrencies on Saturdays. According to Coingecko's data, the global FDUSD trading volume reached as high as $1.62 billion in the past 24 hours.
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FDUSD trading volume reached $1.62 billion in the past 24 hours
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