What Ourbit is
Ourbit calls itself a SuperCEX and bets on breadth. By our measurements it carries around fifteen hundred spot pairs against USDT and over seven hundred perpetual contracts. Listings move fast: fresh coins appear early and meme coins are plentiful.
What matters more to us is how openly the venue publishes prices, and here it is in good order: best quotes for every spot pair arrive in one response, contracts with funding rate and mark price in another. No keys, no sign-up.
What is on offer
Spot — around fifteen hundred pairs, the vast majority against USDT.
Futures — over seven hundred perpetual contracts, each stating its funding rate and accrual interval.
Launches — an early-listing section that often puts this venue first with a new ticker.
Copy trading and bots — mirroring trades and automated strategies in the interface.
How Ourbit feeds our scanners
In full: the exchange serves best quotes with sizes for every pair in one list, so we can compute not just the spread but the execution ceiling. It therefore works in spot arbitrage, futures arbitrage, funding, triangular routes and stablecoin monitoring.
Why Ourbit routes show a question mark
The venue keeps its network and withdrawal-fee directory behind a key, and without it there is no saying whether a transfer on a given chain is open or what it costs. We will not guess, so the transfer badge reads «unknown» and those rows are hidden while the «working transfers only» filter is on. That does not mean transfers are closed — it means we have not verified them. Check the status in the exchange’s own account area first.
Who it suits
Anyone chasing early listings — the breadth of fresh tickers is the main reason to keep this venue in view — and anyone building delta-neutral routes, since there are many contracts and every rate is public.
