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Derivative Exchanges

Top Crypto Exchanges for Derivatives Trading.

Compare exchanges by open interest, derivatives volume, and the number of futures and perpetual contracts. Find the best platforms for derivatives trading.

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Name
Open Interest
Adj. Vol (24H)
Perpetual
Futures
Volume graph (7D)
1$ 21.85B$ 59.47B48633
2$ 10.68B$ 29.15B2801162
3$ 11.99B$ 23.21B5080
4$ 0.00$ 21.72B5194
5$ 0.00$ 20.37B3610
6$ 0.00$ 14.99B7430
7$ 8.35B$ 12.77B7520
8$ 6.82B$ 10.43B5500
9$ 256.33M$ 6.66B3950
10$ 0.00$ 4.76B4390
11$ 0.00$ 4.47B1280
12$ 487.31M$ 3.93B1244
13$ 0.00$ 2.30B350
14$ 2.99B$ 2.26B31214
15$ 4.92B$ 2.16B21112
16$ 3.72B$ 1.89B3960
17$ 0.00$ 1.23B120
18$ 0.00$ 666.60M3480
19$ 4.46B$ 494.21M1659
20$ 2.82B$ 318.30M1960
21$ 0.00$ 302.78M600
22$ 6.89M$ 297.21M590
23$ 854.61M$ 249.88M10
24$ 1.25B$ 150.25M21173
25$ 0.00$ 141.37M810
26$ 0.00$ 140.40M10
27$ 0.00$ 10.02M600
28$ 0.00$ 214.11K910
29$ 38.66M$ 183.42K300

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FAQ

What are the differences in fees between derivatives and spot trading?

Spot trading usually has a simpler fee structure – a fixed percentage of the transaction amount. Derivatives may have a more complex fee structure, including fees for opening/closing positions, funding rates for perpetual contracts, and maintenance fees for holding positions.

What are derivatives on a crypto exchange?

Financial instruments whose value depends on the underlying asset (cryptocurrency). They allow traders to speculate on price changes without owning the asset itself. The main types are futures, options, swaps, and contracts for difference (CFD).

How does leverage work on derivatives?

Leverage allows opening positions that exceed the amount of your own capital. For example, 10x leverage allows controlling a position 10 times larger than your deposit. This increases both potential profit and risk. The leverage size directly affects the required margin and liquidation level.

What is position liquidation on derivatives?

Forced closure of a position by the exchange when the trader's margin falls below the required level. This occurs to prevent further losses and protect both the trader and the exchange. Liquidation usually happens at the market price, which may result in additional losses.

What are the advantages of trading derivatives?

Trading with leverage allows for increased potential profit but also carries higher risk. It offers the ability to profit from both rising and falling markets. Hedging risks to protect the main portfolio.

What is the difference between perpetual and futures contracts?

Futures contracts have an expiration date, after which the contract is automatically closed. Perpetual futures have no expiration date and can be held indefinitely as long as sufficient margin is maintained and periodic funding fees are paid.

What risk management strategies are important when trading derivatives?

Using stop-loss orders to limit potential losses. Diversifying the portfolio and positions. Properly selecting the leverage size based on experience. Calculating and adhering to the maximum risk per trade (no more than 1-2% of the deposit). Hedging positions using opposite contracts or options.