Daya Pro's spike did not reverse — it is a level, not a week

$2.02M

This week

down 28.2% from the record

4.5×

Its own nine-week average

$447,000 from June to mid-August

51

Active wallets

up from 41 last week

10.6%

Of the market

fourth-largest venue this week

Last Monday we reported that Daya Pro had done $2,808,124 in a single week, 91% of the entire market's rise, through 41 addresses. We wrote that a handful of traders having a strong week can move the headline for the whole market, and that the thing to watch was whether those addresses fell back to their $337,000–$604,000 norm.

They did not.

This week Daya Pro did $2,017,059. Down 28.2% — and still 4.5 times its nine-week average of $447,000 from mid-June to mid-August.

Two weeks is different from one

A single outlier week is a story about a few large tickets. Two consecutive weeks at four to six times the base, with the address count rising rather than falling — 41 to 51 — is a change in what the venue is doing.

The per-wallet figure came down with it: $68,491 last week, $39,550 this week. More participants, smaller each. That is what a level shift looks like on the way to becoming normal, and it is not what a one-off block trade looks like.

Why we are correcting our own framing

We said last week this might be a single event. On the evidence of one more week, we no longer think that is the most likely reading.

We are not yet calling it permanent — two weeks is two weeks, and Daya Pro launched in February 2026 with only six months of history behind it. But the honest position today is that Daya Pro has stepped up, not that it spiked.

It is now the fourth-largest venue in our coverage at 10.6% of weekly volume, ahead of Grey Finance and Busha.