Supported crypto exchanges tracked by ZEEK.TOOLS
ZEEK.TOOLS currently tracks 47 perpetual venues across centralized and onchain markets. Use this page as a live product map before comparing routes in Funding.
Current number of tracked exchanges across centralized and onchain perpetual venues.
Venues currently mapped into faster cadence coverage inside the product.
Venues currently mapped into longer cadence coverage such as 4h or 8h schedules.
Coverage is not a forever catalog. It is the current product map: choose venues you can actually trade, then compare them live before trusting a route.
Coverage only matters if it leads to comparison
Use this page to orient yourself, then open Funding with the venues that matter to your workflow.
Tier 1 exchange pages
These are the first exchange-specific landing pages because they connect cleanly back into Funding, Funding Opportunities, and route validation.
Bybit
Tier 1 exchange page
Bybit is one of the main centralized venues in perpetual trading and often appears in practical funding comparisons against other major exchanges.
Binance
Tier 1 exchange page
Binance is often treated as a benchmark venue in perpetual trading, so it is a natural reference point when you compare routes across centralized exchanges.
OKX
Tier 1 exchange page
OKX is a major perpetual venue and often matters in cross-exchange comparisons where traders want mainstream liquidity without looking at only one exchange family.
Bitget
Tier 1 exchange page
Bitget is a practical venue for many cross-exchange routes and often becomes more interesting when viewed against the broader mainstream CEX set.
Hyperliquid
Tier 1 exchange page
Hyperliquid is one of the most important onchain perpetual venues, so it often matters when you want exposure beyond the standard centralized exchange set.
How to use this coverage page
This is the cleanest place to see which exchanges are part of the product right now.
The best route on paper is less useful if it depends on venues you do not actively use.
Funding timing changes how quickly edges appear, fade, and need to be validated.
Coverage is orientation. Route discovery still starts in the live Funding table.
Funding timing is current context
Faster cadence coverage inside the product.
Longer cadence coverage for slower funding schedules.
Centralized exchanges
These venues are the most familiar starting point for many users and often anchor practical funding arbitrage routes with established liquidity.
DEX and onchain perpetual venues
This group broadens the market map and can surface routes that do not exist on the major CEX set. Coverage here may evolve faster as new onchain venues appear.
APEX
DEX
Gains
DEX
Hyperliquid
DEX
GMX
DEX
dYdX
DEX
Bluefin
DEX
Paradex
DEX
Lighter
DEX
Hibachi
DEX
Vest
DEX
Pacifica
DEX
WOOFi Pro
DEX
Variational
DEX
Ethereal
DEX
EdgeX
DEX
Extended
DEX
Aster
DEX
GRVT
DEX
Dreamcash
DEX
Felix
DEX
Hyena
DEX
Kinetiq
DEX
Nado
DEX
Reya
DEX
StandX
DEX
Ostium
DEX
Trade.xyz
DEX
01
DEX
Backpack
DEX
Common questions about exchange coverage
Does this list stay fixed forever?
No. Exchanges can be added, removed, or deprioritized as the product evolves and as venue quality changes.
Why are some exchanges more useful than others?
Because route quality depends on more than raw funding. Liquidity, execution quality, venue access, and the opposite leg all matter.
Does support here mean every page uses every exchange equally?
Not necessarily. This page describes current exchange coverage in the product. Specific data availability can still depend on the screen, route, and stored history.
What should I do after checking this page?
Open Funding, limit the market to venues you actually use, and compare live routes. If something still looks strong, move it into Funding Opportunities and Backtester.