Quick story. I started KYC on Bitunix during lunch and fully expected it to spill over. It did not. The progress bar kept me calm and the app explained each step in plain words.
KuCoin had me approved in the past, but I did more trial and error on proofs. With Bitunix I finished and immediately tested a conservative futures setup, enabled alerts for key levels, and checked the fee breakdown to keep costs tight.
I was honestly angry after the crash. Watching my portfolio crash like that was rough.
But when Binance stepped in with the 400 million Together Initiative, I felt a new level of respect. And Bitunix setting up the Bitunix Care Fund of 30 million USDC showed me that protection and responsibility still exist in this industry.
When I first tried futures trading, it felt overwhelming. Bitunix Academy changed that with clear explanations about leverage and contracts. They used real examples that made everything easier to grasp. Instead of being intimidated, I felt ready to test things out step by step. That kind of clarity is exactly what beginners need.
I saw a lot of traders move to Bitunix in August because of the 675k campaign, and I can see why. The rewards were big, the rules were simple, and the trades were fast.
Compared to KuCoin’s 100k contests, it felt on another level. September at 700k is even more exciting.
Copy trading on Bitunix has been a great way to learn. I can see top trader stats like PnL and win rate before following them, and the risk controls let me limit how much I put in. It is transparent and way less stressful than guessing trades on my own.
Volatility can be your friend if you know how to work the spot market. I found the section on swing trading setups super helpful — especially the part on lagging altcoin pairs. BONK’s case study was also a standout. If you are trying to sharpen your entries without relying on leverage, this one is worth bookmarking.
Volatility can be your friend if you know how to work the spot market. I found the section on swing trading setups super helpful — especially the part on lagging altcoin pairs. BONK’s case study was also a standout. If you are trying to sharpen your entries without relying on leverage, this one is worth bookmarking.
I used to write off meme coins completely, but this article showed how they still impact liquidity and short-term setups. The institutional side with ETFs brings stability, but retail-driven tokens are still moving markets fast. The side-by-side comparison helped me spot when to switch strategies based on market sentiment.
I’ve been using Bitunix’s Fixed-Term Savings as a way to park my USDT during low-volatility periods. I locked up funds for 30 days and received the exact return rate promised. The payout landed in my spot account automatically, no delays or hiccups.
This is honestly ideal for people who aren’t actively trading every day but still want some gains on their idle assets. Everything was transparent from the start, and it felt more reliable than other platforms I’ve tested.
Why I Switched to Margin After 2 Years of Spot Trading
For two years, I stuck to spot. It felt safer, and I didn’t want to risk too much. But I realized something important — my capital was just sitting idle while markets made big moves.
When I started learning margin, I didn't go straight into high leverage. I took time to understand how cross and isolated margin worked. I started with 2x on small trades just to test my risk level.
Now I still use spot for long-term, but I use margin when I see short-term setups I trust. The key is knowing when to use each tool. Don’t rush into it. But don’t sleep on it either.