Why is the STRX spread so high on some exchanges?

No STRX route is in profit after fees now; a wide gap usually means a thin book, closed withdrawals or another token under the ticker.

STRX arbitrage

As of 2026-10-25 17:19 UTC, STRX has fewer than two exchanges with a liquid spot market, so there is no route between exchanges.

STRX on 1 exchange spot and 0 in futures: live routes, past spreads and how long they last.

Prices at 17:19 UTC · open routes a minute older; real time in the scanners on paid plans · How we count

Price: $0.423075
24h volume: $779.1K
Exchanges: 1; 1 spot · 0 futures
Routes now: 0; 0 take · 0 risky
Gaps in 7 days: 0

STRX right now

No route in profit after fees is worth a look right now.

STRX arbitrage opportunities now

No route is profitable after fees right now.

STRX arbitrage strategy

No STRX route worth taking with an open transfer right now. Fresh routes are in the scanner.

STRX price on every exchange

Refreshed every 10 seconds. The best buy and sell prices are highlighted.

Spot · 1

Exchange	Bid	Ask	Book spread	24h volume
HTXSTRX/USDT	0.419230	0.426920	1.82%	$779.1K

How often STRX spreads open

Exchange pairs between which the price drifted apart with a profit after fees over 7 days. “Over a minute” counts the gaps that held for a minute or longer: those can be caught. The rest are flashes of seconds that close before an order arrives.

No gaps in the last 7 days.

Networks, deposits and withdrawals

Whether the coin can be moved between exchanges: withdrawals open where you buy and deposits open where you sell. Refreshed every 5 minutes.

Network	Exchange	Deposit	Withdraw	Withdrawal fee
BSC	MEXC	closed	open	0 STRX
TRX	HTXstrx	open	open	1.183 STRX
XPR	LATOKENXPR_TOKEN	n/a	n/a	—

Gaps of a minute or longer, last 7 days

None of the recent gaps held for a minute or longer.

Spread at the peak after taker fees. Lifetime is measured to about 3 s.

More on STRX

STRX trades on: HTX

FAQ

Why is the STRX spread so high on some exchanges?: No STRX route is in profit after fees now; a wide gap usually means a thin book, closed withdrawals or another token under the ticker.