P2P exchange ranking
Where the ads and the available size actually are, and which venue offers the best rate in your currency.
The site's sections in the chat, and route tracking on your own thresholds: the bot reports in numbers that a condition is met. It places no orders and asks for no API keys. Access is opened by the bot's owner.
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Every few minutes we walk six P2P marketplaces across twenty fiat currencies and record how many ads they carry, how much size is available and what the current best prices are. The upper table is the per-exchange snapshot; the lower one breaks it down by currency.
Where the volume comes from
Volume is counted from USDT ads and capped: a single ad contributes at most 10,000 USDT. The cap exists because of how P2P works — buy offers are not escrow-backed, so a merchant can post a limit of a million, and without a ceiling one such row would outweigh all the statistics.
What the 24h column means
The change in ad count against the snapshot from a day earlier. A sharp rise usually means a spike in demand for that currency; a drop means the venue is losing merchants or has restricted a region.
Why it matters
The ranking answers a practical question: where is it worth looking for a deal at all. A venue with three hundred ads in your currency gives better choice and a tighter spread than one with a dozen. The per-currency table then shows which exchange trades your particular currency most actively.
The figures are approximate: this is indexing of public exchange data, not their official reporting.
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