RootData launches a ranking for stock perpetual contract exchanges, aiming to establish a reliable data benchmark for exchanges.
According to ChainCatcher, RootData has launched a ranking of perpetual stock contract exchanges, covering both centralized and decentralized platforms that support trading of perpetual stock contracts and other stock-related derivatives. The goal is to establish a reliable data benchmark for stock and other asset contract exchanges.
Reportedly, this ranking by RootData directly gathers first-hand data through official exchange APIs and public market data sources, rather than relying on third-party data service providers, thereby maximizing the originality, timeliness, and accuracy of the data. In addition, this ranking system will continue to track each platform's performance across multiple dimensions such as trading volume, open interest, liquidity, price spreads, depth, trading costs, and contract coverage.
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