STABLE Spot vs Perp Volume
STABLE perp vs spot volume: how many dollars of STABLE perpetual futures trade for every dollar of spot, on the same exchanges and in the same quote currency. A higher ratio means a larger perp share of combined traded notional. Hourly history for 7 and 30 days, daily for all recorded time.
STABLE's perp/spot volume ratio is 1.71x over the last 24 hours. Perps traded $642K and spot $375K in 24 hours across Bybit. For STABLE over the rolling 24h window on the paired markets at Bybit, the 1.71x perp/spot multiplier means approximately $63.1 perp and $36.9 spot per $100 of combined traded notional. The same funds can turn over repeatedly; these shares do not count unique traders or measure their leverage, cash inflows or directional conviction.
STABLE perp/spot volume ratio
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STABLE spot vs perp volume by exchange
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| Exchange | Perp | Spot | Perp vol 24h | Spot vol 24h | Perp / spot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bybit | STABLEUSDT | STABLEUSDT | $642K | $375K | 1.71x |
Not counted (no STABLE spot market recorded there): Aster, Binance, Bitget, Gate, Hyperliquid, KuCoin, Lighter, MEXC.
How to read it. The ratio is perpetual futures quote volume divided by spot quote volume on the same exchanges, in the same quote currency. Only Binance and Bybit count: they are the exchanges where this site records both markets. A higher ratio means a larger perp share of combined traded notional. Repeated turnover is possible: this does not count unique traders or measure their leverage, cash inflows or directional conviction. Next, use STABLE spot vs perp net buying to examine which side initiated trades. Compare with STABLE basis and the ratio for every coin.
STABLE spot vs perp volume FAQ
What is STABLE's spot vs perp volume ratio?
STABLE's perpetual futures quote volume divided by its spot quote volume over the same period, on the exchanges where both markets are recorded here (Binance and Bybit, same quote currency).
Is a high STABLE perp/spot ratio bearish?
Not by itself. It means more perpetual futures traded notional per dollar of spot traded notional. The same funds can turn over repeatedly: this does not count unique traders or measure their leverage, cash inflows or directional conviction. Next, inspect STABLE CVD to see which side initiated trades, or compare basis and funding.
Why can the chart differ from the 24h figures?
The figures at the top are the exchanges' own rolling 24-hour volumes, live. The chart is built from the 1-minute bars this site records, per hour or per day, so it has gaps where recording stopped and its buckets start on the hour or at midnight UTC.