HumidiFi Leads Solana DEXs with Record Trading Volume

HumidiFi, a Solana-based DEX, leads trading volumes ($35.51 billion) among peers and prepares to launch the WET token via Jupiter’s platform in November 2025.

The move could reshape Solana’s DeFi landscape, with HumidiFi’s innovative trading model drawing significant attention and potential shifts in liquidity dynamics.

HumidiFi Tops Solana with $35 Billion Monthly Trades

HumidiFi has emerged as a major player on the Solana blockchain with its proprietary automated market maker model, achieving unparalleled trading volumes. This development positions HumidiFi as a frontrunner, reflecting its operational efficiency and growing user trust.

The upcoming launch of the WET token ICO on Jupiter’s DTF platform may enhance HumidiFi’s market stature. The model promises broader engagement with comfortable liquidity provisions, potentially catalyzing further market dominance and investor interest.

“The first ICO on our DTF platform will be @humidifi_. They’re a prop AMM responsible for nearly 35% of ALL volume on Solana. So let us know: Who’s ready to get $WET?” — JupiterExchange, Official Project, Jupiter

Industry enthusiasts and community members are closely following Jupiter Exchange’s announcement on X/Twitter that HumidiFi is responsible for nearly 35% of Solana’s DEX volume. The market’s attention to these strategic advancements is heightening anticipation for upcoming initiatives.

Solana Market Shows Mixed Signals Amid High Activity

Did you know? HumidiFi captured nearly 35% of Solana DEX volumes, a level reminiscent of historical highs seen during earlier major launches on Solana such as Raydium’s surge.

Solana (SOL) currently trades at $176.46 with a market cap of $97.51 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. The asset holds a 2.71% dominance, with a 24-hour volume of $5.19 billion, though it’s down 6.06% in 24-hour trading and 23.02% over the past month.

Coincu research indicates mixed technological optimism for Solana, as trading volumes persist yet price fluctuations continue. The trade activity implies sustained ecosystem interest, but prices remain susceptible to broader market trends and investor sentiment, suggesting intricate challenges and opportunities ahead.