BLAST perpetuals: where they're listed

Which venues list BLAST

Of the perp DEXs this site covers, only dYdX lists a BLAST perpetual. That exclusivity cuts both ways: no venue choice to make, but also no fallback if it halts trading, and no second order book to price against.

Venue coverage from each exchange's own public market-list endpoint, snapshot 2026-09-02. Tickers are reproduced exactly as the venue publishes them. Where a venue doesn't publish a leverage cap without an authenticated key, this table says so rather than estimating one.

On the implied dYdX figure: dYdX doesn't publish a max-leverage number. The figure above is 1 ÷ the market's initial margin fraction, which is the leverage that margin requirement allows. Treat it as a reading taken at the snapshot date, not a fixed venue setting — per dYdX's help centre, once a market's open interest passes its lower cap the initial margin fraction rises, which pushes the usable leverage down (all the way to 1x at the upper cap). dYdX doesn't document whether the published fraction already reflects that scaling, so we don't claim either way. Maintenance margin, where shown, is a stated field rather than a derivation: it's the equity ratio below which the position is liquidated.

What to check before trading BLAST

Contract mechanics differ by venue: fee schedules, funding intervals, margin rules and liquidation behaviour are set per exchange, not per asset. Start with perpetuals explained for the instrument itself, then read the venue's own page — dYdX — for how it charges and how it liquidates.

We publish live price and funding data for Hyperliquid markets. Hyperliquid doesn't list BLAST, so there's no live strip on this page — the venue coverage above is built from each exchange's own market list and dated at the snapshot shown.

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