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BitMart has officially listed $O, the native token of o1 exchange, with spot trading now live as of 5:00 AM UTC today. The listing marks a significant moment for a platform that has been quietly building one of the most complete onchain trading experiences in the market.
o1 exchange positions itself as the first fully fledged trading terminal on Base and Solana not just a DEX, not just an aggregator, but an all-in-one onchain infrastructure layer for traders. The platform functions as a meta DEX aggregator, an onchain trading terminal, and a mobile trading interface, all rolled into one product.
The scope of what it supports is broader than most onchain platforms at this stage. It covers spot trading, perpetuals, and prediction markets across three chains: Base, Solana, and BNB Chain. That multi-chain, multi-product approach is what separates it from single-chain DEX aggregators that have dominated this space so far.
The platform also offers a 45% cashback rate on trading fees one of the highest in the malisrket. For active traders moving serious volume, that number is not just a marketing hook. It directly affects the cost of trading and changes the math on whether to use o1.exchange over centralized alternatives.
BitMart announced the listing of $O through its official X (Twitter) account on June 18, 2026. The trading pair is $O/USDT.

The timeline was tight and deliberate:
Deposit Open: June 18, 2026 — 4:00 AM UTC
Spot Trading Open: June 18, 2026 — 5:00 AM UTC
Trading went live this morning with a one-hour gap between deposits and the opening of the order book. The debut announcement linked to full details at bitmart.zendesk.com for users who needed the complete technical breakdown.
The market response has been immediate. $O has surged marketcap more than 150% in the past 24 hours, pushing it to approximately $100 million. The BitMart listing is not the only catalyst $O has seen multiple listings recently, and the cumulative effect of new liquidity access is showing up clearly in the price action.

A $100 million market cap at this stage puts $O in a category where the project is no longer invisible to institutional observers, but still has meaningful room if the product adoption follows. That is the tension in the token right now the price is moving on listing momentum, and the question from here is whether the platform's actual usage metrics grow to justify it.
The BitMart listing for $O is worth paying attention to for reasons beyond the 24-hour price chart.
o1 exchange is not a speculative concept project. The platform is live, the trading terminal is functional across Base and Solana, and the mobile interface is already built. Most tokens that see this kind of listing momentum are being priced on a promise. $O is being priced on a working product.
The meta DEX aggregator layer means o1.exchange is routing trades across multiple liquidity sources to get users the best execution a feature that matters practically to any trader who has lost money to slippage on a single-source DEX. Pairing that with onchain perpetuals and prediction markets in the same interface makes this a notably ambitious product stack for a platform still in its growth phase.
The multi-chain roadmap is already in motion Base, Solana, and BNB Chain are live, and the architecture is clearly designed for further chain expansion. As onchain trading volume continues to shift away from centralized exchanges, platforms like o1.exchange that can offer CEX-level functionality with onchain execution are positioned directly in the path of that capital flow.
The 45% cashback rate also sets a competitive floor. If o1 exchange sustains that fee structure as volume scales, it becomes structurally difficult for competitor platforms to ignore without responding.
For now, $O is live on BitMart, the token is moving, and the platform behind it is one of the more complete onchain trading products available today.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.