Quote from: exstasie on August 17, 2019, 04:04:01 PM

Quote from: jackg on August 16, 2019, 12:02:31 PM

Try bybit? I think it's better than bitmex as you can use a % on increases so you can stop at 25% profits and set stop losses at 5 or 15%.

The OP is looking for US-friendly exchanges. Bybit prohibits trading from the US, same as Bitmex and Deribit.

I'm talking to the guy I quoted? It's a discussion forum, we don't just talk to the OP...

Quote from: iamsether on August 16, 2019, 09:49:44 PM

lol the bybit shilling is stronk that we better call it shillbit. They pay some lowlifes to shill on twitter and here and they expect people will believe the crap. I doubt if some of these 'influencers' actually do margin trading at all. For example, stop loss function is available on almost every single futures exchange i.e. bitmex deribit basefex. Whoever claims it is some revolutionary innovation developed by shillbit can only be a shill who doesn't trade futures at all. In fact basefex probably has the most interesting function of this type because their 'trigger' can do more things than others equavalents.

Huh? It's got a high enough liquidity and doesn't have "system overload" errors as much as bitmex does. If bitmex ran it's operations like coinbase does rather than looking as if it puts everything on one server and having a really bad responsiveness then it would be better other than the auto-deleveraged function that I haven't seen on bitmex (it's probably on more places than bybit it's just the only place I have personally seen it)... I'm still going to use both though because some of the charting s tuff with bitmex is better since it adjusts to where you set limit prices to include the full thing which bybit can't.

If binance leverage trading get a license from the SEC (which I think they were going to since they teamed up with an exchange in the US) then they'll probably be the best for it if you can't use a vpn/tor...