Bybit vs OKX: assets, pairs & networks compared

As of 2026-11-11, Bybit shows 396 observed assets and 1,433 trading pairs in its public catalog; OKX shows 493 observed assets and 1,775 trading pairs. This page covers both directions — Bybit vs OKX and OKX vs Bybit. It compares catalogs only and does not pick a preferred venue, score liquidity or review onboarding.

Key differences

• Bybit has 396 observed assets; OKX has 493.
• Bybit has 1,433 observed trading pairs; OKX has 1,775.
• Bybit market mix: PERPETUAL 866, SPOT 527, FUTURES 40. OKX market mix: SPOT 1,232, PERPETUAL 543.
• Bybit has 332 API capabilities; OKX has no.
• Bybit product ids: LINEAR, SPOT. OKX: SPOT, SWAP.

Bybit vs OKX at a glance

“Not observed” means the radar has no current fact — not that the venue lacks the capability.

Shared and unique assets

• Shown by both: BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT, USDC, XRP, BNB, LINK
• Bybit only (highlighted): None among the highlighted tickers
• OKX only (highlighted): None among the highlighted tickers

Highlighted tickers only. Full catalogs: 396 vs 493 observed asset ids.

Shared market coverage

Highlighted pairs both venues list: BTC/EUR, BTC/USD, ETH/EUR, ETH/USD, LINK/EUR, SOL/EUR, USDC/EUR. Observed pair counts: 1,433 vs 1,775.

Frequently asked questions

Does Bybit or OKX list more trading pairs?

OKX shows more trading pairs in its public catalog: Bybit lists 1,433 and OKX lists 1,775 as of 2026-11-11. These are catalog counts of open or restricted markets, not volume, liquidity or a quality score.

How many assets do Bybit and OKX support?

Bybit shows 396 observed assets and OKX shows 493 as of 2026-11-11, so OKX 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.

Can I compare Bybit and OKX deposit and withdrawal networks?

Only partly. The radar has no network facts for Bybit. The radar has no network facts for OKX. Their public APIs do not expose per-chain rails without an account, so this means "not collected", not "unsupported".

Is this a ranking of Bybit versus OKX?

No. This page places the public catalogs of Bybit and OKX 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, OKX coverage, all comparisons.