Doo Prime posts $126B trading volume in May despite uncertainty
Doo Prime hits $126B in May
Doo Prime, a leading brokerage on the global online trading stage, has released its trading results for May 2025. The company recorded a total monthly trading volume of $126.17 billion. While this marks a 34.64% decrease compared to April’s bullish momentum, it also reflects an 18.44% year-over-year increase, highlighting sustained investor trust in the platform amid ongoing market volatility.
The report indicates that trading activity remained strong in May despite increasing uncertainty, largely driven by rising global trade tensions. A surge in market response followed recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, sparking the emergence of the now-popular “TACO trade” (Trump Always Chickens Out), where investors buy into tariff-induced dips, expecting eventual policy reversals.
Key figures and popular instruments
• Total Volume: $126.17 billion
• Average Daily Volume (ADV): $4.07 billion
• Top Traded Instruments: XAU/USD, EUR/USD, NAS100 (Nasdaq), US30 (Dow Jones), GBP/USD
• Largest Volume Increase: HG_2509 (Copper Futures) – up $19 million
• Highest Percentage Gain: SI_2507 (Silver Futures) – up 593.04%
Although trading volume declined from April, the year-on-year growth remains a positive signal, reinforcing Doo Prime’s resilience in a challenging global market environment.
Diversification in trading strategies
Faced with growing uncertainty, investors shifted toward more cautious strategies. Gold (XAU/USD) continued to serve as a safe-haven asset but saw heightened volatility. In contrast, interest in industrial metals surged, with copper and silver futures drawing notable increases in trading activity — a sign that traders are actively diversifying in response to macroeconomic stress.
Stability in core instruments
Despite the drop in overall volume, the top five traded products remained consistent with April, reflecting traders’ ongoing preference for major currency pairs and leading U.S. indices.
Doo Prime’s May performance underscores both its adaptability and the enduring confidence of its global trading community amid increasingly complex market dynamics.
For reference, Doo Prime’s trading volume in April stood at $193 billion.
