What XT.com is
XT.com has been running since 2018 and is registered in Seychelles. The exchange calls itself social: alongside ordinary trading there is a feed, copy trading and shared strategies. What matters more for us is the size of the listing and how openly the venue publishes its data.
By our own measurements it carries around a thousand tradable spot pairs, some nine hundred and fifty of them against USDT, and close to eight hundred perpetual contracts. That is one of the widest listings in this comparison.
What is on offer
Spot — about a thousand pairs, mostly against USDT, with BTC and ETH quotes too.
Futures — close to eight hundred perpetual contracts, each publishing its funding rate and the interval it accrues on.
P2P — buying and selling crypto directly between people.
Earn — savings and accrual products.
Copy trading and bots — mirroring other traders and grid strategies inside the interface.
Launches — an early-listing section, which is exactly why this venue is often first with a new ticker.
Withdrawal networks: the most detailed directory here
This is the detail worth keeping the venue in view for. XT publishes its network directory openly and in full: for each of a thousand-plus coins it lists the chains, and for each chain whether deposits are open, whether withdrawals are open, the flat fee, the minimum and — most usefully — the token's contract address.
The contract address settles the question half of all arbitrage routes trip over: the same ticker on two venues often means two different projects. When both sides publish the address, they can be matched exactly rather than by eye. In total the venue lists over two hundred networks, including its own XT Smart Chain.
Our transfer collector takes that directory whole, so routes through XT in cross-exchange arbitrage carry the same transfer badge as every other venue, and the withdrawal fee is subtracted from the net spread right away.
The XT token
The venue has its own token, XT: it discounts trading fees, takes part in staking and platform events, and serves as gas on XT Smart Chain. Supply is capped at a hundred million.
How XT feeds our scanners
The exchange serves best quotes for every pair in one list, with sizes — enough to compute not only the price but the execution ceiling. So XT takes part everywhere: in spot arbitrage, futures arbitrage, funding, triangular routes and stablecoin monitoring.
Who it suits
Anyone chasing early listings and willing to work with tickers the first-tier venues have not picked up yet. Anyone who needs a wide choice of transfer networks. And anyone building cross-exchange routes: an open contract directory saves a great deal of time here.
