BitMEX has nothing unnecessary, and each element can be useful in certain market situations. However, the layout of the trading platform seems poorly thought out. The elements are poorly interconnected, making everything look confusing. For example, in the trading tab, there is access to many auxiliary screens, such as charts and recent sales. It is customizable, and I chose which elements to display by default and which ones to show on demand. Customizing the terminal to my liking is not that easy; it requires an understanding of all the features of the exchange, which are quite numerous. Below the charts are the data on my open positions. There are several types of orders, each with its own characteristics, totaling about seven. I use stop-loss, while I rarely apply the other orders since I trade in small volumes. The exchange is translated into Russian and has four other language versions, despite its Chinese origin. The translation is done well, but as I heard, the adaptation for Russian-speaking traders happened relatively recently, so the exchange is just beginning to gain popularity.