Which DEXs list Oracle on-chain?

As of August 23, 2026, Oracle trades as a perpetual on 12 DEXs: QFEX, Hyperliquid (HIP-3), Variational (Omni), Lighter, Aster, edgeX, Ostium, ApeX Omni, GRVT, Orderly Network, Carbon, Vest Markets. Aggregate open interest is 25.5 $M and the largest market is QFEX with 48% of the total.

Which DEX has the most liquidity for Oracle?

QFEX, with 12.3 $M in open interest (48% of the 25.5 $M aggregate). Open interest measures live margined positions, a harder signal than volume.

Which DEX has the lowest fees for Oracle?

Lighter (0.0 % taker). The trading fee is only part of a perpetual's cost: periodic funding can far exceed it in thin markets.

Is buying the Oracle perpetual the same as owning the asset?

No. A perpetual is a leveraged derivative: price exposure without ownership, periodic funding charges or payments, and liquidation risk. The ownership route depends on the asset: see the section above.

Can I trade Oracle on these DEXs from the US or Europe?

It depends on the DEX: most exclude the US and several exclude Canada or the UK; the EU is usually not excluded, but each platform sets it in its terms. Per-platform detail is in this page's restrictions list.

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Notice: a perpetual gives price exposure, not ownership: there are no shares, ounces or coupons behind it, and periodic funding can charge or pay you. Data as of August 23, 2026 from each DEX's public APIs; not investment advice. CleanSky receives no fees or referrals from any listed platform.

As of August 23, 2026, Oracle trades as a perpetual on 12 decentralized exchanges, across 13 markets and 25.5 $M in aggregate open interest. The largest is QFEX, holding 48% of the total. This page summarizes where, with what liquidity, fees and restrictions; live data lives in the finder.

Which DEXs list Oracle and with how much liquidity?

DEX	Chain	Symbol	Open interest	24h vol.	Max lev.	Taker fee
QFEX	CLOB off-chain (colateral USDC)	`ORCL-USD`	12.3 $M	9 $k	10×	0.001 %
Hyperliquid (HIP-3) xyz	Hyperliquid L1	`xyz:ORCL`	12 $M	894 $k	10×	0.09 %
Variational (Omni)	Arbitrum	`ORCL`	603 $k	84 $k	—	0 %
Lighter	zkSync Era (ZK-rollup)	`ORCL`	326 $k	11 $k	10×	0 %
Aster	BNB Chain	`ORCLUSDT`	211 $k	516 $	—	0.009 %
edgeX	edgeX rollup 'Edge' (chainId 3343, stack Arbitrum, anclado a Ethereum; la V1 StarkEx esta congelada)	`ORCLUSDC`	28 $k	688 $k	10×	0.045 %
Ostium	Arbitrum	`ORCL/USD`	5 $k	—	5000×	—
ApeX Omni	ApeX Omni (L2 zk, omnichain)	`ORACLEUSDT`	2 $k	239 $k	50×	0.05 %
GRVT	GRVT Chain (validium del stack ZKsync; matching centralizado, liquidacion ZK)	`ORCL_USDT_Perp`	2 $k	70 $k	—	0.045 %
Orderly Network	omnichain (Orderly L2)	`PERP_ORCL_USDC_mythos`	169 $	0 $	10×	0.03 %
Carbon	Arbitrum	`ORCLUSDT`	—	—	5×	—
Carbon	Arbitrum	`ORCL_CARBONRWA`	—	—	10×	—

Where is Oracle liquidity concentrated?

Open interest in Oracle is unevenly spread: QFEX concentrates 48% (12.3 $M). A dominant market means the reference price and your real exit depend on a single book; the smaller markets in the table exist, but moving through them costs more spread.

Which countries are excluded?

Each DEX declares its exclusions in its terms of use (verified on the date shown per venue):

Hyperliquid (HIP-3): trade[XYZ]: EE. UU., Canada, Reino Unido + sancionados; Paragon: EE. UU. + sancionados (2026-08-23)
Variational (Omni): EE. UU. y territorios asociados, Canada, Cuba, Iran, Corea del Norte, Sudan, Siria, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk/Sebastopol + sancionados (EE. UU., UE, Reino Unido, Singapur, ONU); excluye a 'U.S. person' y 'Canadian person' (2026-08-23)
Lighter: EE. UU., Canada, Reino Unido, China, Rusia, Ucrania, Cuba, Iran, Venezuela, Siria + sancionados (2026-08-23)
Aster: EE. UU., Canada, Reino Unido, China, Corea del Norte, Rusia, Ucrania, Cuba, Iran, Venezuela, Siria + sancionados; ley de Hong Kong (2026-08-23)
edgeX: EE. UU. y Canada (bloqueados de la interfaz) + Iran, Cuba, Corea del Norte, Siria, Myanmar, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk y cualquier territorio bajo sanciones integrales de EE. UU.; VPN prohibida; arbitraje JAMS en San Francisco, ley de California (2026-08-23)
ApeX Omni: EE. UU., Iran, Cuba, Corea del Norte, Siria, Myanmar, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk + sancionados OFAC; VPN prohibida; ley de Panama (2026-08-23)
GRVT: EE. UU. y territorios, Canada, Singapur, Hong Kong, Corea del Norte, Iran, Myanmar, Bielorrusia, Cuba, Afganistan, Libia, Rusia, Somalia, Sudan del Sur, Sudan, Siria, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk/Jerson/Zaporiyia y Sebastopol (2026-08-24 fees: help.grvt.io/en/articles/9614699; jurisdicciones: help.grvt.io/en/articles/9711621-restricted-jurisdictions; funding en %/8h calibrado contra Hyperliquid (BTC 0.0052 vs 0.0246 %/8h))
Orderly Network: las aplica cada broker, no Orderly; la API publica no geobloquea (pendiente de verificar la lista de WOOFi Pro) (2026-08-23)
Vest Markets: pendiente (vestmarkets.com/terms es una SPA no legible sin navegador; las docs no publican lista) (2026-08-24 https://docs.vestmarkets.com/trading/fees-and-rates/fees.md (tabla de sesiones) y vest-api.md (base server-prod.hz.vestmarkets.com/v2, header xrestservermm, fee API 1 pb; sin endpoint de OI))

What about buying actual Oracle, not a perpetual?

A perpetual grants no ownership. To own the share you need a broker with access to its listing market, or a 1:1 backed token if an issuer lists it — the issuer map is in our xStocks vs Ondo vs Robinhood comparison.

Where to see this data live?

This page is a snapshot as of August 23, 2026. The TradFi-on-DEX finder covers the 12 DEXs with open interest, volume and funding refreshed hourly, plus the full JSON index.

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