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The current price of Orderly Network is $0.03138 with a 3.40% change in the last 24 hours.
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Orderly Network is trading infrastructure rather than a trading venue. It runs a shared central limit order book for perpetual futures and exposes it to other teams, so a wallet, a front end or a new exchange can launch a derivatives product without building a matching engine, a risk engine or a liquidity network of its own. Orderly calls this a headless design: builders own the interface and the customer relationship, Orderly supplies the book.
The distinguishing technical property is that the order book is omnichain. Orders placed from different blockchains match against each other in one book, and deposits stay on the user's own network rather than being bridged to a single settlement chain.
ORDER is the network's token, used for staking, revenue sharing through a non-transferable reward unit called VALOR, and incentive distribution.
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Orderly Network began in 2022 as a collaboration between WOO Network and NEAR, originally building an order book layer on NEAR before pivoting to an EVM-centric architecture. It later spun out as an independent team.
The important milestones are architectural. Orderly moved its settlement to its own Layer 2, the Orderly Chain, built with the OP Stack. It then launched Orderly Omnichain on mainnet, making the same book reachable from many EVM networks. In 2025 it extended the book to Solana under the name Orderly Unity, which was the first time orders originating on an EVM chain and a non-EVM chain matched inside a single perpetuals order book. The ORDER token launched in 2024.
Orderly splits a derivatives exchange into three layers and puts each one where it performs best.
The asset layer Vault contracts sit on each supported network and hold user collateral. A trader depositing from Arbitrum keeps their funds in the Arbitrum vault. Collateral does not have to leave the user's parent network to trade.
The engine layer Matching happens off chain in a central limit order book. This is a deliberate trade: an off-chain engine delivers the latency and throughput that on-chain matching cannot, at the cost of requiring trust that the operator matches fairly.
The settlement layer Matched trades, balances and trading data are recorded on the Orderly Chain, an OP Stack chain that uses Celestia for data availability and periodically settles to Ethereum. That gives the off-chain engine an on-chain audit trail. Verified on September 11, 2026, the Orderly Chain RPC responds with chain ID 291 and a block height above 46.2 million, so the settlement layer is live and producing blocks.
The builder layer REST and WebSocket APIs, a React SDK, hooks and Python connectors, plus a lower-code path called Orderly One, let a team stand up a branded perpetuals venue and configure its own fees and referral structure.
Supported networks documented by Orderly include Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Mantle, Polygon, Ethereum, SEI, Avalanche, Sonic, Berachain, Mode, BNB Smart Chain, ADI, X Layer and Robinhood Chain, plus Solana as the non-EVM member.
ORDER is used for:
Two mechanisms are worth understanding before staking. esORDER is an escrowed voucher earned by traders and market makers; converting it into liquid ORDER requires choosing a vesting period between 15 and 90 days, with the conversion rate depending on the period chosen. That design deliberately slows the rate at which incentive emissions become sellable supply.
VALOR is not a token and cannot be transferred. It is earned only by staking ORDER or esORDER, it has a hard cap of 1 billion units emitted linearly at 5 million per epoch across 200 epochs, and it is permanently burned when redeemed. A staker's claim is their VALOR balance divided by total circulating VALOR, multiplied by the treasury value, and redemption pays out in USDC.
One point needs a caveat. Orderly's documentation states that 30 percent of protocol net revenue flows into the treasury reserved for stakers, while earlier project blog material described 60 percent. Treat the documentation figure as current and verify it in the official docs before making any calculation, since revenue-share parameters can be changed by governance.
The ORDER token carries a 1 billion total supply, with roughly 55 percent allocated to community rewards, builders and future product development, emitted across the same 200-epoch schedule that spans approximately seven years. Verified on September 11, 2026, the token contract reads as name Orderly Network, symbol ORDER, 18 decimals, at address 0x4E200fE2f3eFb977d5fd9c430A41531FB04d97B8 on both Orderly Chain and Arbitrum. Because ORDER exists across multiple chains, per-chain total supply readings differ and should not be added together.
The genuinely unusual property is that a single order book serves both EVM and non-EVM origins. Most cross-chain trading products either bridge assets to one venue or run separate books per chain and fragment liquidity. Orderly keeps collateral on the user's own network while matching everyone in one place, which concentrates liquidity without concentrating custody.
The second is the business model. Orderly does not primarily compete for retail traders. It sells infrastructure to the teams that do, which means its growth compounds with every builder that launches on it rather than with every marketing campaign it runs.
The shorthand is that Hyperliquid and dYdX are exchanges, GMX is a pool, and Orderly is a supplier to exchanges.
Collateral security rests on the per-chain vault contracts and on the Orderly Chain settlement record. Because matching is off chain, users rely on the operator to sequence and match orders honestly, with the on-chain settlement layer providing the record against which behavior can be checked. That is a real trust assumption and should not be glossed over: it is the same trade-off every high-performance off-chain order book makes.
The settlement layer itself inherits the properties of an OP Stack chain using external data availability. Celestia holds the data rather than Ethereum, which lowers cost and, in the standard classification of such designs, weakens the data availability guarantee relative to posting to Ethereum directly. Periodic settlement to Ethereum anchors the chain's state.
Orderly publishes its EVM contracts openly, and the vault and settlement contracts are the components a reader should examine when assessing custody risk.
Liquidity fragmentation is the structural problem in on-chain derivatives: every new chain splits the order flow again. Orderly is one of the few attempts to solve it without forcing everyone onto one chain, and the EVM plus Solana shared book is the clearest demonstration so far that a single book can span fundamentally different virtual machines. For builders, it lowers the cost of launching a derivatives venue from a large engineering project to an integration.
ORDER trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on the chains where it is deployed. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction. On a decentralized venue, verify the contract address and the chain before swapping.
ORDER has commonly been available on:
Pairs are typically quoted against USDT where supported.
ORDER can be held:
Confirm the network before any transfer, and remember that staked ORDER and esORDER carry vesting or unstaking conditions that affect how quickly you can exit.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Orderly Network is $0.03138 with a 3.40% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $49,786.35 representing a 0.18% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Orderly Network is $12,846,047, ranking #627 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Orderly Network is $31,384,880, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 ORDER is in circulation.
Circulating: 409,306,869. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Orderly Network traded between a low of $0.02998 and a high of $0.03167.
ORDER/USDTTether USDT0.03138 USDT
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