I won't fully criticize the exchange, but I'm not very fond of it. It was closed in China and now operates from Singapore, where the regulations are much more lenient. Nevertheless, the exchange is not a scam — that's a fact; it has been around for many years and has established itself as a reliable trading platform. At least in my experience, there have been no signs of fraud. However, I do have some complaints, and the main one is the high fees. On the website, they are conditionally divided into maker and taker fees, but it's unclear why this division exists when the fee is the same for everyone — 0.2%. A few years ago, this was acceptable, then it became average, and now, with the emergence of competing exchanges with fees of 0-0.1% (some even offer 0.075% for makers), it's no longer the most attractive offer on the market. The types of orders are limited, only standard ones are available — market and limit orders. I won't even mention iceberg orders and FOKs, although at least they added stop losses. Verification also poses certain difficulties — it's hard to get through, and on Asian platforms, it's practically impossible. However, perhaps the requirements will ease now, as they are focusing not only on the local market but also on the international one. On the positive side, there is support for the Russian language. The exchange is multilingual and offers translations in 9 languages, but half of them are hieroglyphs, so the emphasis is still on the Asian market. Liquidity is fine, especially for Bitcoin. Reliability is also at a good level, with both reputation and the storage of assets in cold wallets playing a role.
