RootData’s latest ranking of stock derivatives exchanges placed Binance first, followed by Bitget and Bybit. The ranking uses a composite scoring model based on trading volume, open interest, spreads, market depth, trading costs and data accessibility across exchanges that support stock derivatives products. Binance posted a score of 91.7, with 130 contracts, about $4.733 billion in open interest, roughly $20.863 billion in 24-hour trading volume and a funding rate of +0.0002%. Bitget scored 90.7, supported 233 contracts, had around $1.128 billion in open interest, $2.507 billion in 24-hour volume and a 0% funding rate. Bybit scored 90.2, with 98 contracts, about $80.4994 million in open interest, roughly $767 million in 24-hour volume and a funding rate of +0.0001%. Over the past week, OKX fell two places from second to fourth, while Bitget moved up from third to second and held that position. Bybit climbed from fourth to third.
According to the latest stock derivatives exchange ranking from RootData, Binance, Bitget and Bybit took the top three spots.
The ranking applies a composite score across exchanges that support stock derivatives, using factors including trading volume, open interest, spreads, depth, trading costs and data accessibility.
Top three exchanges by score
Binance ranked first with a score of 91.7. It supports 130 contracts, has open interest of about $4.733 billion, 24-hour trading volume of roughly $20.863 billion and a funding rate of +0.0002%.
Bitget came in second with a score of 90.7. The exchange supports 233 contracts, with open interest of about $1.128 billion, 24-hour trading volume of roughly $2.507 billion and a funding rate of 0%.
Bybit placed third with a score of 90.2. It supports 98 contracts, has open interest of about $80.4994 million, 24-hour trading volume of roughly $767 million and a funding rate of +0.0001%.
Ranking changes over the past week
Over the past week, OKX dropped two positions from second to fourth. Bitget moved up from third to second and remained there, while Bybit climbed from fourth to third.
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