Binance US aims to capture 20% of the U.S. crypto trading market. The exchange has reduced maker fees to 0% to attract liquidity. Expansion plans include derivatives, perpetual futures, and p
Binance US is looking to revive its position in the American cryptocurrency market after a challenging two-year period marked by regulatory setbacks. CEO Stephen Gregory said the exchange is restarting its growth strategy with the goal of reclaiming around 20% of the U.S. crypto trading market.
The company is focusing on rebuilding trading activity by introducing aggressive pricing and liquidity incentives. One of its biggest changes is a 0% maker fee, designed to encourage traders and market makers to return to the platform.
As regulatory conditions in the United States continue to improve, Binance US plans to expand beyond spot trading. Gregory said the exchange intends to pursue additional licenses that would allow it to launch new products, including derivatives, perpetual futures, and prediction markets.
These offerings would significantly broaden Binance US’s services and position it to compete more directly with major U.S. crypto exchanges that already offer a wider range of trading products.
Binance US Plots Comeback With 20% U.S. Market Share TargetBinance US CEO Stephen Gregory said the company is restarting growth after a two-year regulatory setback and plans to reclaim about 20% of the U.S. crypto trading market. Binance US, the U.S. affiliate operating under… pic.twitter.com/IogW3KSez0
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The expansion strategy places Binance US in closer competition with established players such as Coinbase and Kraken, both of which have strong positions in the U.S. digital asset market.
If Binance US successfully secures the necessary regulatory approvals and attracts liquidity back to its platform, it could strengthen its presence among American traders. However, achieving a 20% market share will depend on continued regulatory clarity, product launches, and the exchange’s ability to rebuild user confidence after its previous challenges.
