StableFX hits its largest volume day since mainnet launch
Aero also set a daily high, while Uniswap's weekly turnover halved. Yet StableFX's record came in a quieter week for the market.

StableFX recorded 2.78m USDC in volume on October 2, its busiest day since Arc's public mainnet launch on September 16. Florin's production data puts the total 40% above the venue's previous high of 1.99m USDC on September 23. Almost all of the record day's turnover was in EURC/USDC.
Large settlements did much of the work. Three trades of just under 500,000 USDC apiece accounted for 54% of the day's volume. October 2 alone supplied 59% of StableFX's turnover in the seven days ending that day.
The record did not make it a record week. StableFX processed 4.75m USDC from September 26 to October 2, down 7% from the preceding seven days. All comparisons use complete UTC days, excluding October 3's partial activity.
A changing venue mix
Aero also reached a post-launch daily high on October 2, at 2.98m USDC, narrowly exceeding September 28. Its growth was broader than one day: four of its five busiest days since launch fell in the latest week. Weekly volume rose 30%, from 11.79m to 15.33m USDC.
Uniswap moved the other way. Its weekly volume fell 51%, from 59.96m to 29.29m USDC. The earlier period included a 20.73m USDC peak on September 23, which makes the comparison demanding. Uniswap nevertheless remained Florin's largest covered venue, with almost twice Aero's weekly turnover.

Aero's share of covered volume doubled between the two weeks, from 15% to 31%, while Uniswap's fell from 78% to 59%. StableFX's share increased from 6.6% to 9.6% despite its lower weekly turnover. The denominator matters: total volume across Florin's covered venues fell from 76.84m to 49.37m USDC.
The change also reaches beyond StableFX's euro-dollar market. In cirBTC/USDC, Aero's share rose from 13% to 28% between the same two weeks, even as the pair's combined turnover fell.