RootData’s ranking data for stock derivatives exchanges showed that, as of publication, BingX had the widest spread among the listed venues at 0.307%. Among the top 10 exchanges, XT.COM posted the lowest weighted depth within ±2%, at $210,500. RootData said the spread metric is weighted by 24-hour trading volume, with higher readings typically pointing to higher trading costs. The weighted depth within ±2% measures the order book depth for all stock derivatives on an exchange within a 2% range above and below the market price, also weighted by 24-hour volume. The maximum weighting for a single contract is capped at 30%. Lower depth readings usually indicate that large orders are more likely to trigger bigger price swings during execution.
According to ranking data from RootData on stock derivatives exchanges, BingX had the widest spread among the listed exchanges as of publication, at 0.307%.
Among the top 10 exchanges, XT.COM recorded the lowest weighted depth within ±2%, at $210,500.
RootData said the spread figure is calculated on a 24-hour trading-volume-weighted basis. A higher reading typically means higher trading costs.
The weighted depth within ±2% refers to the order book depth for all stock derivatives on an exchange within a ±2% range, also weighted by 24-hour trading volume. The weight of a single contract is capped at 30%. Lower values indicate that large orders are more likely to cause bigger price moves when executed.
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