What Is OKX? Trading Volume and Market Listings

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Introduction

OKX is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange (CEX) and wallet platform headquartered in Seychelles, serving millions of clients worldwide. The platform offers core trading services, including:

Additional products include:

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OKX Wallet: A Gateway to Web3

The OKX Wallet promotes itself as a Web3 gateway, featuring:

The wallet supports 30+ blockchains, including:

OKX Chain and Native Token

OKX operates its own blockchain—the OKX Chain—powered by its native token, OKB. This enables:

History and Leadership

Founders

OKX (formerly OKEx) is a subsidiary of OKCoin, owned by OK Group. It was founded in 2013 by Mingxing "Star" Xu, a Chinese entrepreneur with a background in applied physics.

Rebranding

Key Features

Launch Year

2017

Headquarters

Seychelles

Restricted Countries

OKX operates in 200+ countries but restricts access to U.S. residents.

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Supported Cryptocurrencies

The exchange lists 350+ cryptocurrencies and supports 500+ trading pairs, including:

Fee Structure

OKX uses a maker-taker model with fees starting at 0.10%, decreasing with higher trading volumes. Fees depend on:

  1. OKB holdings (for regular users)
  2. 30-day trading volume (for advanced traders)

Leverage and Margin Trading

FAQs

1. Is OKX available in the U.S.?

No, U.S. residents cannot access OKX services.

2. What is OKX’s native token?

OKB powers the OKX ecosystem, offering utility in staking, fee discounts, and governance.

3. What are OKX’s trading fees?

Fees start at 0.10% and vary based on trading volume or OKB holdings.

4. Does OKX support NFTs?

Yes, the OKX Wallet includes an NFT marketplace and dApp browser.

5. What is Jumpstart?

OKX’s token launchpad for new cryptocurrency projects.