Indices, ETFs and rates perp · up to 200x · 16 venues

S&P 500 perpetual futures (US500)

At 02:27 UTC on November 12, 2026, the S&P 500 (US500) perp traded at 7,599.5 (+0.52% over 24 hours), with $353.3M in open interest across 16 venues, led by trade.xyz with 64%. Maximum leverage is 200x, on MEXC; open-interest-weighted funding is negative at 2.2% annualized, paid to longs.

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As of
  • Veranta, 170 markets
  • trade.xyz, 110 markets
  • Lighter, 209 markets
  • Paradex, 66 markets
  • Extended, 340 markets
  • QFEX, 237 markets
  • Orderly, 142 markets
  • Variational, 588 markets
  • Polymarket Perps, 1 markets
  • Pacifica, 78 markets
  • Aevo, unavailable
  • Ostium, 83 markets
  • OKX, 543 markets
  • Bitget, 930 markets
  • Gate, 1077 markets
  • MEXC, 1204 markets
  • HTX, 410 markets

US500 liquidation map

Range

$51M$0$78M−10%−5%7,596.7+5%+10%

Current price 7,596.7. Hover or use the arrow keys to read a level.

US500: the levels with the most liquidations within ±10%, among the positions read
Price rangeLongsShorts
6,913.0 to 6,931.9$51.4M$0
7,824.5 to 7,843.5$0$38.8M
6,950.9 to 6,969.9$13.9M$0
8,071.4 to 8,090.4$0$10.0M
7,444.7 to 7,463.7$4.5M$0
7,273.8 to 7,292.8$4.2M$0
7,976.5 to 7,995.5$0$3.1M
8,242.4 to 8,261.4$0$2.3M
8,204.4 to 8,223.4$0$2.0M
7,710.6 to 7,729.6$0$1.9M
7,862.5 to 7,881.5$0$1.8M
7,900.5 to 7,919.5$0$1.6M

398 accounts on trade.xyz · $190.5M long · $182.3M short · Nov 12, 02:00 UTC

US500 liquidation heatmap ›

US500 liquidation history

US500 long and short liquidations by venue.

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