Listing

Bloxwap lists deliberately. Every market on the app cleared the same four criteria, and every listing is re-checked against them quarterly. This page is the whole bar — there is no discretionary tier, no paid listing, and no exception process.

1. The venue has to be on-chain

Bloxwap only lists markets that trade and settle on-chain, from your own wallet. That rules out centralized venues no matter how deep their books are — if a market depends on a custodian holding your position, it is not eligible, full stop.

This is a property of how the market trades, not of what it tracks. The stocks, commodities, and indices on Bloxwap are on-chain perpetuals with on-chain settlement, not brokerage positions wrapped in an app. It's the same reason your trades never touch a Bloxwap-controlled account: there isn't one.

2. $1M average daily volume over the trailing 7 days

An asset has to average more than $1,000,000 of daily volume across the trailing 7 days to qualify.

The trailing window is the point. A single day of frenzied volume doesn't earn a listing, and one quiet holiday session doesn't cost a market its place. Seven days is long enough that the number reflects real, repeated demand, and short enough that it still tracks where traders actually are.

3. We list from the deepest book

When more than one venue offers the same asset, Bloxwap lists the one with the deepest liquidity — and only that one.

Depth is what you feel on every fill. A thin book prices the trade against you through slippage, so listing a shallower venue for the sake of variety would quietly cost traders money on every position. One asset, one source, chosen on depth.

4. The source has to carry five category-defining markets

A venue qualifies as a source only if it offers at least five category-defining markets — the benchmark names a category is measured by, not five arbitrary tickers.

A venue that lists one flagship name isn't a source, it's a one-off. Five of them is evidence the venue is committed to the category and will keep maintaining it, which is what makes the listing durable enough to build on.

Quarterly re-evaluation

The four criteria describe what a market has to be, not what it had to be on the day it was added. Every listed market is re-checked against all four criteria once a quarter.

At each review, volume is re-measured on the same trailing 7-day window, and depth is re-compared against any venue that has matured since the last pass. A market that no longer clears the bar is removed, and if a deeper source has appeared for an asset we already list, the listing moves to it.

The review runs in both directions. An asset that was turned down before is re-checked on the same schedule, so a market that grows into the criteria gets listed at the next quarter without anyone having to ask.

The effect is that the list stays short on purpose. Bloxwap would rather run a small number of markets you can size into confidently than a long menu where half the tickers punish you on the fill.