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OCEAN PROTOCOL (OCEAN) price, where to buy & arbitrage

OCEAN 2 exchanges Archived

Ocean Protocol (OCEAN) trades on 2 exchanges that Finder tracks live, across 1 spot, 1 perpetual markets. Ocean Protocol arbitrage means buying OCEAN where it is priced lower and selling where it is higher, capturing the gap before it closes. It can be moved between exchanges over ERC20. With both spot and perpetual OCEAN markets live, the spot-versus-perp gap and the cross-exchange spread are both arbitrage opportunities. Finder compares every OCEAN quote in real time to surface the best cross-exchange arbitrage spread, with live deposit and withdrawal status on each rail. Closed transfer rails are flagged before you act, so a wide spread on a stuck route is never shown as live.

Data refreshed 2026-06-29
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Supported networks 1 chain
Erc20

Where OCEAN trades

2 markets
Exchange
Market
Funding
Bid
Ask
24h Vol
Vol%
NetworkD/WFee
Lbank
futures
+0.0100%
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Poloniex
spot
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ERC20DW2.00797

About Ocean Protocol spreads

Q.01 Where can I buy OCEAN? +
OCEAN is listed on 2 exchanges: Lbank, Poloniex. The highest-volume market is Lbank.
Q.02 Does OCEAN trade on spot or futures? +
OCEAN is available across 1 spot market, 1 perpetual market. Both spot-versus-perp and cross-exchange spreads are surfaced on the dashboard.
Q.03 How do I arbitrage OCEAN between exchanges? +
Buy OCEAN on the cheaper exchange and sell on the dearer one, then settle the difference. You either transfer the coin (only when the deposit and withdrawal rail is open) or hold offsetting spot and perpetual legs. The main risks are transfer windows, fees and execution speed, all of which Finder surfaces per spread so you act only on routes that are actually open.
Q.04 Which networks does OCEAN support for deposit and withdrawal? +
OCEAN can be transferred via ERC20 networks. Real-time deposit/withdrawal status per exchange is tracked in the table above. Rails change frequently and we refresh our data every few minutes.
Q.05 How often are OCEAN prices and arbitrage data updated? +
Orderbook prices come from exchange WebSockets with per-symbol updates within seconds. Deposit/withdrawal status refreshes every few minutes. Arbitrage spreads are computed continuously from the same stream.

How to arbitrage OCEAN

Cross-exchange arbitrage
Compare spot prices across exchanges, move the coin on an open rail, capture the gap.
Spot-futures basis
Trade the basis between spot and the perpetual on the same asset.
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Funding-rate arbitrage
Earn the funding-rate spread delta-neutral across perpetual venues.
Full arbitrage guide
The complete playbook: routes, fees, transfer rails, risks and execution.

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