MEXC AI Stock Trading Volume Jumps 88% in September
MEXC reported that trading volume for AI-related tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs rose 88% month over month in September, compared with 63% growth for non-AI assets. AI-related assets made up 48% of tokenized stock and ETF spot volume, up from 44% in August. The figures reflect activity on MEXC, not the wider stock or crypto markets.
Trading expanded beyond chips into AI infrastructure. Semiconductor and memory volume increased 100%, optical communications and networking rose 99%, power and energy equipment gained 96%, and computing infrastructure and data centers advanced 91%.
Semiconductor and memory assets accounted for 77% of trading volume among MEXC’s 10 most-traded Stock and Index Futures. Micron, SK hynix and Sandisk led the group. Separately, Pre-IPO Futures volume grew 60%, while Japanese Stock Futures volume increased 47%. MEXC also added Taiwanese stocks to its coverage.
The report highlights rising demand for AI-related tokenized stock trading and broader TradFi-linked products on the exchange. It does not establish a direct impact on cryptocurrency prices or overall market stability.
Neutral
The report describes trading activity on MEXC rather than a change in crypto fundamentals, regulation, liquidity or market-wide positioning. Its figures show strong platform-specific demand for AI-related tokenized U.S. stocks and futures, but provide no evidence that crypto prices or overall market stability have changed. For that reason, the expected direct impact on the broader crypto market is neutral.
In the short term, attention to AI-linked assets could increase trading activity in related tokenized products. Traders may also watch associated technology and semiconductor stocks for momentum, but the data alone does not establish a reliable price signal for cryptocurrencies. In past periods of heightened interest in AI and technology shares, activity in related markets has often varied by asset and platform; enthusiasm in equities has not necessarily translated into sustained crypto gains.
Over the longer term, MEXC’s expansion of tokenized stocks, futures and Pre-IPO products could support the convergence of crypto trading platforms and traditional finance. It may attract users seeking access to multiple asset classes, though the report gives no figures on new user growth or capital flows. Traders should treat the data as an indicator of product demand on one exchange, not as a market-wide bullish or bearish catalyst.