XNY/USDT
Compare XNY/USDT spot and perpetual futures markets across 3 exchanges, with per-venue 24h volume and share of tracked turnover. $847,423 in 24h volume.
XNY/USDT trades on 3 exchanges across 4 listings — 3 perpetual futures markets and 1 spot book.
Binance perpetuals has the highest 24-hour turnover among the tracked listings at $708,966 over 24 hours, 83.7% of the $847,423 total we measure across all 4 of them.
Where XNY/USDT trades
| Exchange | Type | Symbol | 24h volume | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | Perpetual |
XNYUSDT
|
$708,966 | 83.7% |
| Bybit | Perpetual |
XNYUSDT
|
$118,876 | 14.0% |
| KuCoin | Perpetual |
XNYUSDTM
|
$11,494 | 1.4% |
| KuCoin | Spot |
XNY-USDT
|
$8,086 | 1.0% |
Figures show 24-hour USD-equivalent turnover for the tracked listings, including calculated values where marked. See “How we measure this” for the calculation methods and stablecoin-parity assumption. A dash means no usable figure, not zero volume. Amounts follow your selected display currency. Registry updated 2026-09-29 10:37 UTC.
Spot or perpetual
Perpetual futures: Binance, Bybit and KuCoin.
Spot: KuCoin.
Share of tracked turnover
The top 3 venues hold 99.0% of measured XNY/USDT turnover: Binance perpetuals ($708,966, 83.7%), Bybit perpetuals ($118,876, 14.0%) and KuCoin perpetuals ($11,494, 1.4%).
Perpetual futures account for 99.0% of the displayed turnover, with spot listings making up the rest. These are different products. Futures turnover measures traded contract notional, not margin committed; spot turnover measures trades in the asset. The combined figure describes activity at the tracked listings.
24-hour turnover does not measure the orders available now. Check the current spread, order-book depth, fees and intended order size separately; a larger turnover figure does not guarantee lower execution costs.
Contract quantity and quote units
There is no universal XNY/USDT lot size. Read the exact symbol's quantity denomination, contract value, minimum quantity and quantity step at the chosen venue. Order quantity can mean base-asset units or a number of contracts. For a linear contract, base exposure equals contract count times base units per contract when that convention applies; inverse contracts use their own specifications. A quantity step is not automatically one contract or the minimum order.
How we measure this
Values come from each exchange's public market data and refresh on a schedule rather than streaming. USD and supported USD-stablecoin quotes are treated at USD parity, which is an assumption rather than a measured exchange rate. On-page amounts follow your selected display currency.
Totals and shares combine the available figures, including any calculated estimates, from these tracked listings. Reporting windows and collection times can differ. They do not represent the whole market or current executable liquidity.