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Here is your Hashflow update. TL;DR: Strong volume week with steady activity across majors, led by stablecoin routes and growing tokenized asset flow. • $159M in total weekly volume processed through Hashflow’s RFQ engine • Large trades coming in, with P95 sizes reaching $1.0M on USDC–USDT and $225.8K on BTC routes • Strong Ethereum flow continued, with rising activity between stablecoins and tokenized assets like PAXG • Continued API reliability upgrades to keep execution smooth for makers and takers Free the flow

Hashbeats just dropped. TL;DR: Strong trading activity continued this week, with steady volume and large trade execution across key pairs. • $57.8M in total weekly trading volume across majors and stablecoin routes • Large trades remained a key part of activity, with top trades reaching $738K on USDC–USDT and $552K on BTC routes • Consistent baseline flow across markets, with steady mid-range trade sizes and periodic larger clips Free the flow

Your weekly Hashbeats is live: TL;DR: Our RFQ engine is at the core of the large money flows in DeFi. We continue to see strong activity, especially on Ethereum. • 1,659 unique traders were routed to Hashflow this week for access to deep liquidity and guaranteed pricing. • 5% of all trades matched by Hashflow RFQ were for sizes of $500K or larger. Free the flow

$1B in volume in 2026 already. RFQ continues to be a core alternative for deep liquidity and better pricing.

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On the aggregator metrics front, @JupiterExchange once again leads weekly volume, followed by @KyberNetwork and @1inch. The strongest week-over-week growth came from @FibrousFinance , @Scallop_io, and @Ensofi_xyz , each showing strong momentum.

Hashbeats: Dec 19 Weekly volume declined this week to $54.4M, while unique weekly users saw a modest increase. Trade size distributions were mixed, with percentiles largely in line with last week but slightly lower overall. Compared to periods of stronger market activity, trade size percentiles remain meaningfully smaller, reflecting a shift toward reduced ticket sizes across flows. On the product side, Titan’s new Composable RFQ functionality expands access to deeper liquidity by combining RFQ quotes with AMMs, improving pricing across a broader set of token pairs. Ongoing collaboration with liquidity partners is focused on improving execution quality and maintaining stable liquidity across key pairs.

Proud to help power @Titan_Exchange Composable RFQ, merging off-chain quotes with on-chain liquidity at every turn for deeper markets and better pricing. Hashflow is the liquidity layer for DeFi. Free the flow x.com/Titan_Exchange…

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Across the aggregator landscape, Jupiter continues to dominate weekly volume, with CowSwap and OKX Dex rounding out the top three. The biggest week-over-week gains came from Wowmax Exchange, Navi Protocol, and Bluefin, each posting standout growth across the board.

Hashbeats: Dec 12 Volume nearly doubled this week, rising 93% to $74.4M as flow expanded across both majors and long-tail assets. USDC–USDT traded mostly in the 3k–19k range, with a few large moves reaching up to 679k. ETH stayed controlled between 2.3k and 25.7k, while BTC held a 1.3k–164k spread. Execution remained smooth, though overall activity is still shaped by low market volatility and traders waiting for clearer signals before stepping in more aggressively.

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Jupiter dominated weekly volume once again, reaching 13.44B and outpacing the rest of the field by a wide margin. KyberSwap Aggregator followed at 1.82B, with OKX Swap close behind at 1.54B. In terms of growth, Unizen saw the most dramatic expansion, climbing from 29.8M to 109.9M this week. 1delta also posted a strong jump to 1.81M, while Bitget Swap continued upward with more moderate gains at 74.3M.

Hashbeats: Dec 5 This was a steady week with $38.5M in total volume, marked by clean trade-size bands across core pairs. USDC–USDT moved smoothly in the 1.9k–50k range, ETH routes traded efficiently up to 24k, and BTC showed the widest spread, reaching toward 100k. Overall execution remained consistent, while stablecoin activity across the market stayed relatively subdued.

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Trade size percentiles formed a clear tiered structure across pairs this week. BTC–USDC/USDT remained the largest venue, with a P95 of 139.6k, P75 at 22.0k, and P50 at 7.4k. USDC–USDT followed with 75.6k at P95, 8.0k at P75, and 3.0k at P50. ETH–USDC/USDT stayed the smallest, posting 32.9k, 2.8k, and 0.878k for its P95, P75, and P50. The structure continues to show a market driven mostly by small tickets, with larger trades concentrated in BTC.

Hashbeats: Nov 28 Activity held steady this week with 1,600+ active traders and a well-distributed band of mid-range flow across major pairs. Trade sizes in stables, ETH, and BTC settled into a more balanced range, giving makers clearer signals to calibrate against. That consistency let us focus on refinement and more dependable throughput. It may have looked like a quieter week, but it laid firm groundwork for stronger, more durable flow ahead.