About HTX
Why HTX matters for spread trading
HTX, formerly Huobi, is one of the longest-running exchanges in the market and keeps a broad spot listing alongside USDT-margined perpetuals. Its user base skews differently from the Western-facing venues, so order flow on the same asset does not always arrive at the same time — which is precisely what opens a cross-venue gap. Umbra monitors HTX on both sides of the book and surfaces those differences as they appear.
Key Features
HTX at a glance
Arbitrage Monitoring
How Umbra monitors HTX
HTX order flow does not move in lockstep with Binance or Bybit, so the same asset can lag or lead by seconds. Umbra compares every monitored HTX pair against the other venues and reports the difference when it exceeds the configured threshold, without predicting whether it closes.
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Unique Edge
What makes HTX different
Spread Types
Supported spread types on HTX
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