From Coinmarketcap or Coingecko, you will find top exchanges, need Futures, you can choose Derivatives and see their lost of top exchanges.
He seems to be mostly focusing on quarterly/delivery contracts and not just derivatives that are general, and the most popular ones in the crypto space are perpetual swaps. I have taken time to look at for example the Bitcoin quarterly futures contracts on exchanges where we think volumes are high, but the liquidity doesn't seem good there at all. Which is why I asked OP why he prefers those kinds of contract over perpetual swaps. 
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March 17, 2024, 08:17:48 AM
March 17, 2024, 06:37:31 AM
Trading with Futures Perpeptual Contract is very headache because of many things.
Market is unpredictable about its future.
Trading Futures will cost you more in trading fees, Funding fees.
It has bigger risk that you will lose money by liquidations.
From Coinmarketcap or Coingecko, you will find top exchanges, need Futures, you can choose Derivatives and see their lost of top exchanges.
Picking top exchanges, you will have biggest trading volume and best secured exchanges for trading. But it won't help you to avoid price volatility.
Market is unpredictable about its future.
Trading Futures will cost you more in trading fees, Funding fees.
It has bigger risk that you will lose money by liquidations.
From Coinmarketcap or Coingecko, you will find top exchanges, need Futures, you can choose Derivatives and see their lost of top exchanges.
Picking top exchanges, you will have biggest trading volume and best secured exchanges for trading. But it won't help you to avoid price volatility.
March 15, 2024, 07:42:27 PM
Maybe you can always check Coinmarketcap to see many exchanges you can use to trade future and try your luck.
We have good exchanges like Binance, Bybit, Kucoin, OKX etc that can enable you to trade with less tax and free.
Please make sure you do the necessary research because most of these exchanges are limited in some regions so it's good you try and know where they are limited so you don't get restricted later after you fund your account. There are centralized exchanges.
We have good exchanges like Binance, Bybit, Kucoin, OKX etc that can enable you to trade with less tax and free.
Please make sure you do the necessary research because most of these exchanges are limited in some regions so it's good you try and know where they are limited so you don't get restricted later after you fund your account. There are centralized exchanges.
March 15, 2024, 07:23:21 PM
Why quarterly/delivery contracts in particular? What advantage do they have over perpetual contracts that are offered by most of the crypto exchanges?
Anyway try checking out Binance, OKX, Kucoin and Bybit if you are not from a restricted country. Bitmex was OK back then, but their trading volumes started to plummet when regulators started putting a lot of pressure on them.
Anyway try checking out Binance, OKX, Kucoin and Bybit if you are not from a restricted country. Bitmex was OK back then, but their trading volumes started to plummet when regulators started putting a lot of pressure on them.
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March 14, 2024, 06:32:22 PM
I currently use bitmex but their delivery contract volume is so low - its highest per 24h is 3-4M$
I'm aware of binance and okex they seem to have good products with high volumes but would like to know if there are more out there?
Thanks
I have not used Binance before, but it seems to be a trusted exchange used by many people for their future trading. I don't use it for future trading for no serious reason, but the exchange I prefer using all the time while trading futures is Digifinex, and currently I have a BTC/USDT pair running on 3x leverage for me on that exchange. I have been on that trade for a week and some days now and am already profiting from my position. Just use the above link provided in the first comment to get more exchanges and their ranking.
March 14, 2024, 02:16:29 PM
Hello,
I'm looking for a reputable exchange that offers BTC futures with good volume on quarterly/delivery contracts
I currently use bitmex but their delivery contract volume is so low - its highest per 24h is 3-4M$
I'm aware of binance and okex they seem to have good products with high volumes but would like to know if there are more out there?
Thanks
I'm looking for a reputable exchange that offers BTC futures with good volume on quarterly/delivery contracts
I currently use bitmex but their delivery contract volume is so low - its highest per 24h is 3-4M$
I'm aware of binance and okex they seem to have good products with high volumes but would like to know if there are more out there?
Thanks
In that regard, you can try https://www.fairdesk.com/ or https://www.mexc.com depending on what you want from what I mentioned. Now to make you feel more comfortable, research first to find out if it is true that there is good help that can be given to you op.
What I know is that there are other platforms out there that you can use besides the one I mentioned, it's better that you yourself can discover mine is just one option that you can choose about futures trading.
March 14, 2024, 12:28:25 PM
You can go through the lists of exchanges with future trading on Coingecko with their trust scores, this will be helpful to see some other exchanges
https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/derivatives
I do not like BitMex. It has high fee and low pairs. Although some traders may count the other pairs as shit coins but it matters to many other traders. I do not like the high withdrawal fee also.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/derivatives
I do not like BitMex. It has high fee and low pairs. Although some traders may count the other pairs as shit coins but it matters to many other traders. I do not like the high withdrawal fee also.
March 14, 2024, 12:05:55 PM
Hello,
I'm looking for a reputable exchange that offers BTC futures with good volume on quarterly/delivery contracts
I currently use bitmex but their delivery contract volume is so low - its highest per 24h is 3-4M$
I'm aware of binance and okex they seem to have good products with high volumes but would like to know if there are more out there?
Thanks
I'm looking for a reputable exchange that offers BTC futures with good volume on quarterly/delivery contracts
I currently use bitmex but their delivery contract volume is so low - its highest per 24h is 3-4M$
I'm aware of binance and okex they seem to have good products with high volumes but would like to know if there are more out there?
Thanks
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