Which sectors led weekly volumes?

TLDR

The weeks volume leaders were on-chain derivatives via DEXs, with weekly DEX activity around $64B and platforms like Hyperliquid dominant per a recent market review (CCN report).

1. NFTs saw notable chain-specific surges, led by BNB Chain and Flow in weekly sales momentum (Cointelegraph coverage).
2. Memecoins did not lead volumes; sector trading volume fell about 10% week on week even as prices rose (Yahoo Finance roundup).

Deep Dive

1. DEX Perpetuals

On-chain derivatives led weekly activity, with DEX volumes around $64B and the top four platforms accounting for over 70% of perps flow (CCN report).

1. Hyperliquids weekly volume topped $13.4B, highlighting concentration of liquidity among leading on-chain venues (report above).
2. Elevated ETP volumes (about $43B for the week) suggest broader turnover, but sector leadership on-chain remains with DEX perps (The Block summary).

2. NFTs Momentum By Chain

NFT activity rebounded in pockets, with weekly sales strength concentrated on specific chains rather than market-wide breadth (Cointelegraph coverage).

1. BNB Chain and Flow showed the strongest weekly sales gains, indicating rotation into select ecosystems (coverage above).
2. The pattern implies opportunistic liquidity rather than a generalized NFT volume boom (coverage above).

3. Memecoins Volume Slowed

Despite price gains across top memecoins, the sectors weekly trading volume fell about 10% week on week (Yahoo Finance roundup).

1. Market cap rose roughly 5%, but turnover laggedsignaling speculative inflows with thinner depth (roundup above).
2. Solana-focused launches were active, yet the weeks leaders were not volume-driven, pointing to more selective liquidity (roundup above).

Conclusion

On-chain derivatives via DEXs led weekly volumes, while NFT activity was strong on specific chains and memecoins saw price gains on shrinking turnover. That mix suggests liquidity concentrated in perps and selective ecosystems rather than broad sector-wide participation.