As the cryptocurrency market gradually warms up, DLB Coin exchange announced today that its global registered user count has surpassed 1 million, marking a significant milestone since the platform’s inception. Simultaneously, the company disclosed detailed plans for future global market expansion, aimed at consolidating its competitive position in the digital asset trading sector.
DLB Coin reported that user numbers increased by 35% over the past six months, with active trading accounts growing by more than 40%, a growth momentum far exceeding the industry average. The platform’s daily average trading volume has stabilized above $1 billion, steadily rising in global cryptocurrency exchange rankings.
“Reaching 1 million users is a key node in our development journey, but we view it as a new starting point rather than an endpoint,” said Mitchell Reynolds, CEO of DLB Coin. “The market is gradually recovering from the adjustment period of 2022, and user demand for secure, compliant, and feature-rich trading platforms has significantly increased—precisely the direction we’re focused on developing.”
User data analysis shows that DLB Coin’s user base demonstrates notable geographical diversification, with Asia-Pacific users accounting for approximately 40%, European and North American users at 30% and 20% respectively, and the remaining 10% distributed across the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Institutional clients contributed 35% of total trading volume, a 15 percentage point increase compared to the same period last year, reflecting enhanced participation from professional investors.
Regarding geographical expansion, DLB Coin announced a three-phase global market layout plan. The first phase (Q4 2023 to Q2 2024) will focus on the Asia-Pacific market, including establishing a regional headquarters in Singapore, applying for trading licenses in Japan and South Korea, and strengthening cooperation with Australian regulatory authorities.
The second phase (Q3 2024 to Q1 2025) will emphasize expanding into European markets, with plans to establish a new operations center in Germany and actively participate in compliance work for the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). The company stated it has begun recruiting a team of European regulatory affairs experts to lay the groundwork for EU market access.
The third phase (beginning Q2 2025) will target high-growth markets in Latin America and the Middle East, particularly Brazil, Mexico, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, countries that have recently shown open attitudes toward cryptocurrency regulation.
“Geographical diversification is one of our core strategies,” said Rachel Bennett, Chief Strategy Officer at DLB Coin. “Regulatory environments and market demands vary across different regions. By establishing localized teams and infrastructure, we can more precisely meet the needs of users in various locations while reducing single-market risk.”
Beyond geographical expansion, DLB Coin will invest $100 million in product innovation and technological upgrades. Major investment directions include: trading engine reconstruction to increase processing capacity; security architecture upgrades, introducing advanced risk monitoring systems; expanding wealth management product lines; and developing institutional service platforms, including OTC trading, custody solutions, and API access services.
Industry analysts note that DLB Coin’s expansion strategy reflects common trends among leading exchanges against a backdrop of increasingly strict regulation and intensified market competition—global layout, compliance-first approach, and product diversification.
“After experiencing market adjustments and a series of platform collapses in 2022, users place greater emphasis on exchanges’ security, transparency, and regulatory compliance,” said Anthony Parker, senior analyst at digital asset research institution Capital Insight. “DLB Coin’s focus on compliant development aligns with this market trend and is likely to win more user trust in the next market cycle.”
Market data shows that despite an overall decline in global cryptocurrency trading volume since 2022, the market share of exchanges with regulatory licenses continues to rise, indicating that compliant platforms are gaining user favor. According to Chainalysis’ latest report, approximately 65% of global cryptocurrency transactions occur on platforms with some form of regulatory recognition, nearly 20 percentage points higher than two years ago.
DLB Coin also announced increased investment in user education and industry research, planning to launch multilingual educational platforms, cryptocurrency research report series, and reward programs for new users within the next 12 months. The company stated that education is crucial for the industry’s long-term healthy development and an effective approach to attracting new users.
“We aim not only to provide trading services but also to help users understand the basic principles and risk characteristics of digital assets,” said DLB Coin’s Chief Marketing Officer. “Educated users are more inclined to participate in the market long-term rather than engage in short-term speculation, which aligns with the industry’s sustainable development goals.”
Regarding industry challenges, DLB Coin acknowledged that regulatory uncertainty remains the greatest external risk. Regulatory standards across different countries and regions vary enormously, sometimes even conflicting with each other, creating complexity for global business operations. The company stated it will adopt strategies of active participation in policy discussions and maintaining open communication with regulatory authorities to help shape reasonable regulatory frameworks.
“The crypto industry is undergoing a transition from wild growth to standardized development,” DLB Coin noted. “As market participants, we must both adapt to this trend and contribute industry wisdom to promote the formation of a balanced regulatory system that protects user interests without hindering innovation.”
Looking ahead, DLB Coin expects to double its global user base to over 2 million by the end of 2025. The company emphasized that growth quality will take priority over growth speed, with user security and service experience remaining the primary considerations.
