OG/Crypto.com

OG/Crypto.com

OG/Crypto.com trades event binaries whose only public record is the exchange's daily bulletin. No single game dominates it: the multi-leg COMBOS parlay line is the largest product here, and it is what the busiest days are mostly made of.

Volume (since Dec 2024)
contracts
Peak single day
· contracts
Parlays (COMBOS)
of all contracts
About this page

OG/Crypto.com views use daily event/category exports rather than trade-level prints. Volume is normalized contract count by day; sports and category splits come from local classification of event names and categories in the OG/Crypto.com export.

Built from daily bulletin totals, not trade-level prints, so this is a read on scale and category mix rather than microstructure.

Rows whose bulletin line was a venue name containing "Events Center" (a scraper artifact — the volume column on those lines holds an expiry date, not a contract count) are excluded from every number on this page. Before 2026-08-06 they were counted as college basketball and added 322,088,514 phantom contracts.

Daily volume

Daily event-contract volume since OG/Crypto.com event contracts started appearing in the exchange's daily bulletins.

Event binary contracts only, read out of OG/Crypto.com's own daily bulletins. OG/Crypto.com redenominated twice — contracts were $100 through May 12, 2025, $10 through Aug 4, 2025 and $1 since — so a contract count is not comparable across those dates. Data starts Dec 23, 2024, the first bulletin carrying event-contract rows.

Top sport events (all time)

The biggest individual sports events on OG/Crypto.com by all-time contract volume, from the daily bulletin events feed.

Sports lines the chart can see: of all bulletin volume. The 20 events below are of it. COMBOS on its own is contracts — × these twenty put together.

Top markets

OG/Crypto.com's individual markets, ranked by volume — the daily bulletin publishes a ticker and a volume, and nothing that identifies a fixture.

See also: Products for category mix, Parlays for adoption and volume, Parlay outcomes for the P&L, and Economics for fees.