Web3 asset data platform RootData said it has completed an upgrade to its stock perpetual contract rankings. The revised methodology gives significantly more weight to trading volume and open interest, while also adding exchange leverage levels and market share as new ranking dimensions. According to the latest data released by the platform, Binance, Hyperliquid, OKX, MEXC, and Bitget are the top five exchanges by stock perpetual market share, with a combined share of 74.8%. RootData also said the rankings currently cover data from nearly 30 exchanges. The company invited exchanges already listed to submit additional information to improve their profiles, and said exchanges not yet included can also proactively provide data for inclusion in the ranking system.
Web3 asset data platform RootData said it has completed an upgrade to its stock perpetual contract rankings. The update significantly increases the weighting of trading volume and open interest, and adds exchange leverage multiples and market share as new dimensions in the rankings to give the market a more granular data reference.
Top five exchanges account for 74.8% combined
RootData’s latest data shows that Binance, Hyperliquid, OKX, MEXC, and Bitget rank as the top five exchanges by stock perpetual market share, with a combined share of 74.8%.
Nearly 30 exchanges already included
RootData said the rankings currently include data from nearly 30 exchanges. It also invited exchanges already on the list to supplement and refine their information, while asking exchanges not yet covered to submit data proactively for inclusion in the ranking system.
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