Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Rankings

On-chain perpetual DEXs ranked by 24h trading volume · open interest, liquidations and funding rate · refreshed every minute

Click column headers to sort
#DEX24h VolumeOpen InterestTaker FeeMaker Fee24h LiquidationsOI/24h Vol
1Hyperliquid$7.11B$10.51B0.045%0.015%$58.17M1.4780
2AsteriAster open interest reflects the exchange's official single-sided figures; some platforms display double-sided values (~2x).$2.44B$1.14B0.04%0%$4.94M0.4686
3tradeXYZ$1.61B$2.09B0.09%0.03%1.2950
4Lighter$1.45B$516.34M0%0%$3.96M0.3572
5dYdX$26.73M$61.57M0.05%0.01%2.3037
6Paradex$11.17M$9.79M0.045%0.003%0.8760
7edgeX$0$10.70M0.038%0.018%

About DEX Rankings

What is a decentralized exchange (DEX) perpetual?
A DEX perpetual is a futures contract with no expiry that settles on-chain via smart contracts instead of a centralized order book operator. Trades, funding and liquidations are executed transparently on public infrastructure, and users typically keep custody of their funds until a position is opened.
What's the difference between a DEX and a CEX?
On a CEX (centralized exchange) the operator custodies user funds and matches orders off-chain. On a DEX, settlement happens on-chain (or on an app-specific chain/validator set), positions and liquidations are publicly verifiable, and users generally don't need to deposit funds into a company-controlled wallet.
Which DEX has the highest trading volume right now?
Hyperliquid currently leads DEX perpetual trading with $7.11B in 24h volume. Rankings change frequently — see the live table above for the current order.
Volume and open interest are pulled from each DEX's official on-chain contracts or public API. Liquidation totals only include orders pushed via each venue's public liquidation feed and are a lower bound.