Definition ∞ A trading hub is a centralized location or platform where significant volumes of digital assets are exchanged by numerous participants. These platforms provide liquidity, price discovery mechanisms, and often offer a range of trading tools and services. They serve as primary venues for buying, selling, and swapping cryptocurrencies and other digital tokens. Such hubs are critical components of the broader digital asset market structure.
Context ∞ Major trading hubs are consistently featured in crypto news due to their influence on market prices, liquidity, and regulatory compliance. Reports often cover their trading volumes, new asset listings, security breaches, or regulatory actions taken against them. The competition among these platforms for market share and user trust remains a constant point of interest for investors and industry observers.
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