OKX's United States equity products turned over a combined 50.26 billion USDT in the 30 days through Friday, October 9, according to figures first published by COINOTAG, with nearly all of that activity running stock perpetual contracts.

Trading in the stock perps reached 48.875 billion USDT — roughly 97 percent of the total — while spot trading in the same product family added the remaining roughly 1.385 billion USDT, or just under 3 percent.

The breakdown shows how heavily volume in OKX's US equity product line is concentrated in its perpetual contract format, mirroring the structure of activity across crypto markets more broadly. Perpetual contracts, commonly known as perps, are derivatives that track the price of an underlying asset without a fixed expiry date, and they have long been the most actively traded product category on major cryptocurrency exchanges.

OKX applies this structure to US-listed equities, enabling traders to take long or short positions settled in USDT — the largest US dollar-pegged stablecoin by market capitalization and the settlement asset most widely used across digital asset markets. Because both the contracts and their settlement run in USDT, the figures track activity denominated in the stablecoin rather than in US dollars.

OKX ranks among the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, offering spot trading, perpetual futures, options, and other products to retail and institutional customers. The 30-day volume figures were published by COINOTAG on October 10, 2026, giving readers a dated reference point against which later readings of the same product line can be compared.

This article was first published on COINOTAG: https://en.coinotag.com/okx-us-stock-products-50-26-billion-usdt-30-day-volume