RootData’s latest ranking of stock-derivatives exchanges placed Binance first, followed by Hyperliquid and OKX. The list scores venues that support stock-derivatives trading across several measures, including trading volume, open interest, spread, market depth, trading costs and data accessibility. Binance posted a score of 95.7, with open positions of about $2.844 billion, 24-hour trading volume of roughly $19.879 billion, and a 48.46% market share. Hyperliquid came in second with a score of 94.9, open positions of about $1.708 billion, 24-hour volume of about $5.668 billion, and a 13.82% market share. OKX ranked third with a score of 92.6, open positions of about $528 million, 24-hour volume of about $4.752 billion, and an 11.58% market share. Compared with the same period last week, Hyperliquid rose from seventh to second, OKX moved from sixth to third, and Gate climbed from eighth to sixth. MEXC fell from second to fifth, while Bybit dropped from third to seventh.
According to ChainCatcher, RootData’s latest ranking of stock-derivatives exchanges placed Binance, Hyperliquid and OKX in the top three.
The ranking evaluates exchanges that support stock-derivatives trading using a composite scoring system based on trading volume, open interest, spread, depth, trading costs and data accessibility.
Top three exchanges by score
Binance ranked first with a score of 95.7. Its open positions were about $2.844 billion, 24-hour trading volume was about $19.879 billion, and market share stood at 48.46%.
Hyperliquid ranked second with a score of 94.9. Its open positions were about $1.708 billion, 24-hour trading volume was about $5.668 billion, and market share was 13.82%.
OKX took third place with a score of 92.6. Its open positions were about $528 million, 24-hour trading volume was about $4.752 billion, and market share came in at 11.58%.
Changes from the same time last week
Compared with the same period last week, Hyperliquid moved up from seventh to second, while OKX climbed from sixth to third. Gate also rose, moving from eighth to sixth.
MEXC fell from second to fifth, and Bybit dropped from third to seventh.
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