Asset detail
ONE Stop Systems, Inc OSS stock perpetuals
Tracked for OSS: 2 perpetual markets across 2 trading venues.
2Venue
2stock perpetuals
OSS markets at a glance
- Only perpetual markets are currently tracked for this asset; no spot token listing is recorded here.
- The most actively traded is the stock perpetuals NCSKOSS2USD-USDT on BingX, with $1.24M in 24h volume.
- 2 perpetual markets are tracked, with a highest listed leverage of 20× and funding rates from +0.0000% to +0.0050%. Check each contract's funding interval.
- Minimum orders start from about $2.
About ONE Stop Systems, Inc (OSS)
ONE Stop Systems, Inc (OSS) is an American computer company, founded in 1998 and headquartered in Escondido. Industry: high-performance computing.
ONE Stop Systems, Inc (OSS) key figures
- Of the 2 ONE Stop Systems, Inc (OSS) markets we track, BingX has the most activity, with 99% of 24h volume.
- Funding is highest on BingX (+0.0050%) and lowest on Bitget (+0.0000%); at the highest rate with 8-hour settlement, a $10,000 long pays about $1.5 a day.
- On Sep 1, BingX listed the perpetual NCSKOSS2USD-USDT.
Compare price and volume
Venue
| Venue | Type | Price | Premium | 24h volume | Trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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BingX
Most active
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stock perpetuals
NCSKOSS2USD-USDT · min order $2
More metrics
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US$ 9.17 | +0.03% | $1.24M | Trade |
| Bitget |
stock perpetuals
OSSUSDT · min order $5
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US$ 9.15 | -0.48% | $10.5K | Trade |
Outside regular US market hours the underlying price and premium are indicative only.
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Before trading / FAQ
Which venues list OSS stock perpetuals?
The tracked venues include Bitget, BingX. Check the product type for each stock perpetuals listing, along with the venue's location and account restrictions.
What is the minimum order for OSS stock perpetuals?
The lowest minimum order across venues is currently about $2 (BingX).
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