XPIN$0.0008220-4.64%
XPIN$0.0008220-4.64%| Exchanges | Volume 24h | Change 24h% | Share | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΣAll Exchanges | $11.73M | -48.58% | — | |
| BBingX | $6.57M | -3.75% | 56.0% | |
| BBinance | $3.36M | -70.21% | 28.6% | Trade |
| BBybit | $707.04K | -72.01% | 6.0% | Trade |
| BBitget | $565.11K | +185.95% | 4.8% | Trade |
| GGate | $270.09K | -73.89% | 2.3% | Trade |
| MMEXC | $174.43K | -54.32% | 1.5% | Trade |
| KKuCoin | $72.30K | -79.88% | 0.6% | Trade |
| AAster | $13.02K | -64.11% | 0.1% |
Trading volume per exchange in the selected window (1h, 4h, 12h or 24h) with share of the combined total and window-over-window change at closed-hour boundaries. Heatmap area is proportional to volume. Live candles update about every 10 seconds; intraday figures are finalized nightly.
XPIN futures traded $11.73M across all tracked exchanges over the past 24 hours — volume has dropped 48.58% versus the prior day. With open interest at $18.07M, that volume equals roughly 0.6× the value of positions currently open. Over the most recent 4-hour window, volume is running above the prior window by 10.19%. Learn more about how trading volume works →
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This page measures trading activity in XPIN Network (XPIN) perpetual futures: 24-hour volume by exchange, volume history by timeframe charted against price, and how the current pace compares with the prior period.
Volume counts both sides of every trade across the tracked derivatives exchanges, excludes venues reporting no data, and refreshes continuously — a companion gauge to open interest, which measures positions held rather than traded.
XPIN perpetual futures turned over $11.73M across all tracked exchanges in the past 24 hours, down 48.58% on the prior day.
BingX leads 24-hour XPIN futures turnover at $6.57M — about 56% of the $11.73M total. The table below ranks every venue.
XPIN traded about 0.6× its open interest in the past 24 hours — $11.73M in volume against $18.07M of open positions. A higher multiple means exposure is being traded rather than held.