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OKX has launched public beta access to Onchain Perpetuals and Spot trading on Exchange OS, introduced Outcomes League Season 3, added NEAR X-Drops, enabled flexible USDC loans, and listed new tokenized stocks and X-Perps pairs.
OKX has announced the public beta launch of Onchain Perpetuals and Spot trading on Exchange OS, which allows users to participate in mock trading of tokenized traditional assets using a unified self-custody account. This rollout coincides with Outcomes League Season 3, a gamified event running from 15 October to 15 November 2026, where participants can earn and use non-cash XP to engage in trading simulations and prediction markets, competing for a share of a stated 250,000 USDT prize pool. Additional features introduced include NEAR X-Drops, flexible USDC loans, and new listings of tokenized stocks and X-Perps pairs.
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To join the OKX Outcomes League Season 3 campaign and try Onchain Perpetuals and Spot trading, first ensure you have a KYC-verified OKX account in an eligible location. Open the app and enable your Onchain Account to receive starter XP, which is used for participation. Complete various in-app tasks and use XP to take part in prediction markets and mock trading. Registration and access are available via the official sign-up link.
OKX is an international cryptocurrency exchange operating since 2017, offering trading in over 100 cryptocurrencies, as well as options for earning passive income through token storage and margin funding. The platform provides a multilingual interface available in 20 languages, a proprietary educational academy, and both mobile and web access while employing cold and hot wallets for security. For more detailed information about OKX, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional context, our earlier news about OKX highlighted the launch of 24/7 X-Perps trading with up to 10x leverage across various asset classes during traditional market closures. Read more details in the previous OKX update on Traders Union.