Topic: Are there any Exchanges as good as Bitmex that support fiat or tether? (Read 342 times)

In my opinion, other exchange are not that good compared to Bitmex, it is relatively advanced. You can definitely try Deribit it is a very good exchange with some good features.

I also used Binance and Bittrex, but Bittrex blocked my account for several weeks without explaining the reason. I stopped using them and do not trust Binance. You should not keep a lot of money in your account, you can lose it once. I also use ChangeNOW as an exchange without registration, without risking my funds.

Yes, because cryptopia cannot be accessed anymore and they still investigate their problem. I don't think that there is any good exchange as Bitmex, but I don't know because I used Bitmex for leverage trading although I don't always make a good profit. So far, I use Binance and Bittrex to trade, and it's not like Bitmex, and we could only trade as usual, but it's enough for me to search for profit.

Hello,
I've been trading on Bitmex and the interface and trade orders are so advanced compared to the other exchanges I've used It's in a different league. Very impressive.
However, It doesn't seem a feasible exchange to trade on as a result of getting slapped with fees if you do the equivalent of 'converting to fiat/tether' by shorting the market with your capital.
So you need to be actively trading with it or not have it on there.
I'd prefer an exchange that has the option to buy or sell BTC. So I can cash out to fiat in-between each trade.

The other exchanges I've used Binance + Pro.Coinbase ..... plus many that I've seen. Only have basic Buy and Sell options:
You have:
1.) Buy/sell Limit
2.) Buy/Sell Market  
3.) Buy/sell Stop-loss

But on Bitmex, in addition to the above you also have:
1,) The ability to place a stop-loss order for a position Before you place a buy order. - Which for playing a tight stop is essential...
2,) Take profit orders. So you can take profit off a position without having to temporarily remove it's stop-loss due to a clumsy trading-engine/programming.

The two things above that Bitmex has that the others don't are essential to me.
There is Bitfinex however.. That exchange looks great, it has an expanded selection of order types like Bitmex.
Although it require's you to have 10,000$ minimum initial deposit to open an account. Which I don't have.

Can you think of any alternatives that have the two abilities: - # placing a buy order with a pre-defined stop-loss...  and keeping a stop-loss with a pre-defined take profit?
Also being able to edit the value of a bid/ask or stop  - simply by editing the value, instead of having to delete it and then re-open it with new value was so much easier... and less risky.
Thanks. G

I used cryptopia earlier, but now I'm using changenow. It's supporting fiat (usd/eur) and a lot of currencies (tether is listed there too). It's quite safe and anonymous service

I wouldn't use Bitmex, they are super sketchy and trade against their own customers.  Bitmex is basically just a giant casino and the odds are against you.

There is none according to my knowledge. But there are some exchanges (it's ICO project) which aims to build something similar to what you're trying to look for. It's called Bitozz, not sure how their progress so far though. I second the opinion to use a trading bot, it should help you to trade in other exchanges with more or less same experience when you trade in Bitmex.