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Perpetual Futures by Chain

See which blockchains dominate on-chain perpetual futures trading. Volume, TVL, and protocol breakdown per chain.

Sources:DefiLlama

Total DEX Perps Volume (24h)

$11.76b

Active Chains

30

Top Chain

Hyperliquid L1

Chain Dominance

$11.76b

Share of perpetual-futures volume by settlement chain.

$11.76b24h volume
Hyperliquid L122.9%
Off Chain14.4%
Solana10.7%
Ethereum10.6%
zkLighter9.5%
edgeX L18.8%
Arbitrum7.7%
GRVT4.1%
StandX1.8%
RISE1.0%
Others8.5%

Volume distribution by chain (24h)

Hyperliquid L1
22.9%
$2.70b
Off Chain
14.4%
$1.69b
Solana
10.7%
$1.25b
Ethereum
10.6%
$1.25b
zkLighter
9.5%
$1.12b
edgeX L1
8.8%
$1.03b
Arbitrum
7.7%
$904.7m
GRVT
4.1%
$484.2m
StandX
$212.0m
RISE
$114.7m
Base
$110.1m
Starknet
$100.6m
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1Hyperliquid L1Hyperliquid L1$2.70b$41.18b3
2
Off Chain
$1.69b$12.94b10
3SolanaSolana$1.25b$5.83b13
4EthereumEthereum$1.25b$8.62b12
5zkLighterzkLighter$1.12b$6.89b1
6
edgeX L1edgeX L1
$1.03b$6.10b2
7ArbitrumArbitrum$904.7m$6.04b45
8GRVTGRVT$484.2m$3.13b1
9StandXStandX$212.0m$1.97b1
10
RISERISE
$114.7m$700.1m1
11BaseBase$110.1m$1.01b35
12StarknetStarknet$100.6m$731.7m1
13MonadMonad$93.1m$660.5m6
14ReyaChainReyaChain$85.6m$605.2m1
15InkInk$79.0m$510.5m1
16TronTron$70.4m$647.7m1
17
TxFlowTxFlow
$66.6m$413.3m1
18
ValueChainValueChain
$56.1m$403.8m1
19
Robinhood ChainRobinhood Chain
$52.1m$327.8m2
20AptosAptos$42.5m$207.6m5
21dYdXdYdX$36.6m$167.4m1
22BlastBlast$33.9m$234.6m4
23Orderly NetworkOrderly Network$31.5m$193.8m2
24SuiSui$28.1m$209.8m9
25
AFX L1
$22.8m$155.0m1
26
KatanaKatana
$20.8m$128.4m1
27
MegaETHMegaETH
$19.2m$154.0m4
28
GateLayerGateLayer
$18.0m$116.4m1
29AvalancheAvalanche$17.6m$159.1m9
30ParadexParadex$15.5m$41.6m1

The chain landscape for perps

Perpetual futures trading has fragmented across multiple blockchains, each offering different trade-offs. Arbitrum and Solana currently lead in DEX perps volume, but the landscape shifts fast as new protocols launch and incentive programs rotate.

Hyperliquid runs its own L1 chain purpose-built for derivatives, giving it sub-second finality and no gas fees. dYdX v4 moved to its own Cosmos appchain for similar reasons. Meanwhile, Arbitrum hosts the most diverse ecosystem with GMX, Vertex, and others.

Solana's low latency makes it attractive for high-frequency perps trading. Jupiter Perps and Drift are the main players there. Base has been growing fast with newer protocols targeting retail traders. For the full picture, see the exchange rankings or check open interest to see where capital is deployed.