We were named Hedgeweek's top derivatives platform for the second consecutive year.

It is a milestone that confirms our direction, but in the fast-moving world of crypto, an award is only a reflection of yesterday's work. While the industry is often busy chasing noise, we have been focused on infrastructure.

The derivatives landscape

The digital asset derivatives market has become the central engine for global trading activity. With volume reaching approximately $18.63 trillion in Q1 2026, the scale is nearly 9.6 times larger than spot market activity.

Traders now demand venues that provide tools to manage risk, hedge positions, and navigate complex market cycles.

Building for the professional trader

We have spent the last 12 months ensuring Toobit is that venue.

Our focus remained on technical requirements rather than cosmetic features. Integrating CCXT and Altrady bridges the gap between external analytical tools and our order book. Real-time BBO data and AI-driven position analysis provide the technical depth required for modern strategies.

Simultaneously, we expanded into TradFi tokenized Stock Futures and refined our 500x leverage capabilities to ensure market access remains consistent.

Alongside these, we launched P2P trading and developed our AI Agent Trade Kit. Each of these was a deliberate move to improve the exchange for our traders, ensuring that whether you are retail or institutional, you have the technical flexibility to deploy your strategy the moment the market moves.

Validation and the road ahead

This Hedgeweek recognition is a signal that our focus on security and stable architecture is hitting the mark. It is our second major industry award this year, following our selection as Best New Exchange at the Crypto Awards 2025.

We appreciate the acknowledgment. It is rewarding to see the industry validate the hard, often invisible, work of building stable infrastructure.

But as we look at the road ahead, our priority remains the same: keep building, keep shipping, and keep the focus on the trader.

We are back to work.