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Binance

Крупнейшая криптобиржа в мире по объёму торгов. Обладает максимальной ликвидностью и самой широкой экосистемой сервисов

8.7
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BingX

Known for its copy-trading features and active derivatives market. Suitable for beginners and traders following experienced strategies

8.5
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Bybit

One of the most popular platforms for futures trading. Known for high performance and a very active trading community

7.4
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Bitget

Focused on futures trading and copy trading, with support for spot markets, P2P, and advanced trading tools.

7
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Upbit

A leading South Korean exchange with high spot market liquidity. Plays a major role in the local and Korean crypto markets

6.7
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OKX

A major global exchange with a broad product ecosystem. Offers spot, derivatives, DeFi tools, and Web3 services

6.7

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to choose a cryptocurrency exchange?
When choosing an exchange, pay attention to: security level (2FA, cold storage), trading and withdrawal fees, availability of trading pairs you need, liquidity, quality of user support, licenses and regulation. Also important to consider availability in your country and interface convenience.
Which exchange is best for beginners?
Look for platforms with strong security (2FA, cold storage, insurance), an intuitive interface, educational materials, demo mode, and proper licensing in your jurisdiction. Mobile apps and a low entry threshold help when starting out — but always verify regulatory status independently before depositing funds.
Is it safe to store cryptocurrency on an exchange?
Storing on an exchange is convenient for active trading, but for long-term storage hardware wallets are generally considered safer. If storing on an exchange, enable 2FA, use a unique password and if possible activate a whitelist for withdrawal addresses.
What is KYC and is verification mandatory?
KYC (Know Your Customer) is an identity verification procedure. Most major exchanges require verification for withdrawals and using all features. Basic verification usually takes a few minutes and requires a passport or ID. Some exchanges offer limited trading without KYC, but with limits.
What's the difference between spot trading and futures?
Spot trading is buying/selling real cryptocurrency at the current price. You own the asset and can withdraw it. Futures are contracts for price difference using leverage. Futures are riskier but allow earning on price drops and using greater leverage.
What fees do cryptocurrency exchanges charge?
Fees vary: trading fees are usually 0.05-0.10% per transaction (maker/taker), withdrawal fees depend on blockchain network (from $1 to $50+ for Bitcoin/Ethereum depending on network congestion). Many exchanges offer discounts when paying fees with their own tokens (BNB on Binance) or with high trading volumes.
What is P2P trading?
P2P (peer-to-peer) is direct trading between users. You buy cryptocurrency directly from another user, transferring money in any convenient way (bank transfer, e-wallets). The exchange acts as a transaction guarantor. P2P is convenient for deposit/withdrawal of fiat money with minimal fees.