YOOBTC
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Reported volume describes trading activity; it does not measure how much you can trade at a given price. Adjusted volume leaves out markets that CoinPaprika flags as outliers.
About YOOBTC
Launched on 1/9/2019. YOOBTC is a centralized exchange based in Australia. Source: CoinPaprika.com
- Type
- Centralized
- Fiat currencies listed
- Not recorded
- API status
- Not confirmed
- Website status
- Not confirmed
- Last updated
- 20 Oct 2026 · 14:49 UTC
- Reported volume · 24h
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- Adjusted volume · 7d
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- Adjusted volume · 30d
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Data coverage & methodology
- Market data
- Unavailable
- Volume history
- Unavailable
- BTC order-book depth
- Unavailable
- Share benchmark
- Centralized exchanges tracked by CoinPaprika
- Stablecoin pairs
- Base asset is a stablecoin
Market data, volume history and order-book depth come from CoinPaprika's own exchange feeds and were read when this page was rendered. Each status above says what was available at that moment.
Adjusted volume leaves out markets that CoinPaprika flags as outliers; reported volume is the figure the exchange states. A day without data is a gap in the chart, never a zero.
Order-book depth is the resting orders within 1% of the mid price on the exchange's deepest eligible Bitcoin book against USD, USDT or USDC, leaving out outliers and stale books. Where the recorded book is shallower than 1%, depth is a lower bound.
Share is measured against the combined adjusted volume of the centralized exchanges that CoinPaprika tracks, not against all crypto trading. For the 30D and 90D periods the comparison with the previous period is unavailable.
A pair is a stablecoin pair when its base asset is a stablecoin: a known stablecoin, or a coin that looks pegged and trades within 5% of $1. The quote side does not matter, so BTC/USDT is a Bitcoin pair. The stablecoin switch changes the markets table and the concentration panel only, not volume history or share.