As of 2026-11-11, Bybit shows 396 observed assets and 1,433 trading pairs in its public catalog; HTX shows 589 observed assets and 601 trading pairs. This page covers both directions — Bybit vs HTX and HTX vs Bybit. It compares catalogs only and does not pick a preferred venue, score liquidity or review onboarding.
| Metric | Bybit | HTX |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Global CEX | Global CEX |
| Observed assets | 396 | 589 |
| Observed trading pairs | 1,433 | 601 |
| Perpetual pairs | 866 | Not observed |
| Spot pairs | 527 | 601 |
| Futures pairs | 40 | Not observed |
| Observed fiat | Not observed | Not observed |
| Assets with deposit facts | Not observed | 572 |
| Assets with withdrawal facts | Not observed | 968 |
| Distinct deposit networks | Not observed | 126 |
| Distinct withdrawal networks | Not observed | 155 |
| API capabilities | 332 | Not observed |
| Monitored sources | 3 | 2 |
“Not observed” means the radar has no current fact — not that the venue lacks the capability.
Highlighted tickers only. Full catalogs: 396 vs 589 observed asset ids.
Bybit shows more trading pairs in its public catalog: Bybit lists 1,433 and HTX lists 601 as of 2026-11-11. These are catalog counts of open or restricted markets, not volume, liquidity or a quality score.
Bybit shows 396 observed assets and HTX shows 589 as of 2026-11-11, so HTX has the wider asset catalog. Both currently show BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, USDC, XRP, BNB, and LINK. Delisted entries are excluded and a count is not a statement about any single token.
Only partly. The radar has no network facts for Bybit. Their public APIs do not expose per-chain rails without an account, so this means "not collected", not "unsupported".
No. This page places the public catalogs of Bybit and HTX side by side (markets, supported assets, and products). It does not cover fees, security, regulation or which exchange to use, and it does not pick a winner.
Coverage pages: Bybit coverage, HTX coverage, all comparisons.