BITCOIN FUTURES VOLUME BY EXCHANGE
How Much Changes Hands in Bets on the Price at Each Exchange?
The money traded each day in perpetual futures, bets on the price that never expire and move no coins, on each exchange we record, ranked from the most to the least. Nothing here is added up: the total across the whole market has a page of its own.
Futures volume, exchange by exchange
Binance
$19.03 billionfutures tradedHow much changes hands in bets on Bitcoin's future price on Binance?
Futures tradedLatest readingReading for Open the chart ↗Ranked 2 of 3↗OKX
$10.46 billionfutures tradedHow much changes hands in bets on Bitcoin's future price on OKX?
Futures tradedLatest readingReading for Open the chart ↗Ranked 3 of 3↗Bybit
$7.58 billionfutures tradedHow much changes hands in bets on Bitcoin's future price on Bybit?
Futures tradedLatest readingReading for Open the chart ↗One card per exchange, the most traded first. Open a card for that exchange's full record.
RIGHT NOW
Binance leads the 3 exchanges we compare, at $19.03 billion, as of 13 Nov 2026.
How far apart are they?
Binance trades 2.5 times the futures Bybit does.
Every exchange, ranked
Across the whole market
Futures volume across every exchange has a page of its own. This page ranks each exchange and never adds them up, so it does not repeat that number.
What can't these readings tell you?
These readings describe bets people have already placed. None says which way the price goes next, and none is advice to buy or sell.
Understanding
Bitcoin Futures Volume by Exchange
Where it stands today
Binance leads the 3 exchanges we compare on futures volume, at $19.03 billion as of .
What is futures volume?
It is the money that changed hands in an exchange's perpetual futures over the day, as the exchange reported it. Perpetual futures are bets on the price that never expire, and no coins move when one is traded.
Why is it kept apart from spot trading?
Coins changing owner and bets on the price are different things, and on most exchanges the betting is much the larger. Spot trading is ranked on a page of its own, and neither is added to the other. Spot trading volume by exchange
Why is nothing added up?
These are separate exchanges measuring the same thing, so adding two of them together would produce a number that describes no market. Each bar in the ranking is how large that row is next to the largest row in the table, never a share of a total.
Why only some exchanges?
We do not publish it for every exchange yet, and a reading gets a page of its own only once it has two weeks of daily history. Three exchanges have a page for it today, each a card here, and a new one appears on the day its page does.
Where do the numbers come from?
Maketo records them at each exchange, one reading a day. Nothing here is bought in.
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Source: Measured by Maketo at each exchange, one reading a day. Reading for .