DC Forecasts Review: BitMEX Exchange

BitMEX was founded in 2014 by former bankers Arthur Hayes, Samuel Reed and Ben Delo in Hong Kong but. Bitcoin Mercantile Exchange is one of the largest trading platforms with a daily trading volume of more than 35.000 BTC.

BitMEX only accepts deposits via Bitcoin which later can be used to buy many other cryptocurrencies. The platform specializes in financial operations such as margin trading that is actually trading with leverage. It is currently unregulated in any jurisdiction. If you would like to create an account on BitMEX, you would first need to register to the website via an email address which pretty much covers the anonymity aspect of registration. The address still has to be genuine because users will need to confirm the registration.

BitMEX doesn’t accept US-based traders and it will check the users by their IP to verify that they aren’t in the US. Some of the users bypassed this by using a VPN which is not recommended because it is risky and there are plenty of other exchanges that function legally in the US. BitMEX allows its users to trade cryptocurrencies against a lot of fiat currencies mainly the US Dollar and the Chinese Yuan. The platform is really easy to use but it’s actually not recommended for beginners.
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The interface looks a little dated when compared to other exchanges.

The widgets on the platform can change according to the user’s preferences thus allowing all users to have full control. This exchange uses an auto-deleveraging method that makes sure that liquidated positions are able to be closed in a volatile market. BitMEX has an Android app only which is not even official so it’s recommended that users use it on their desktop.