Category: Crypto Exchange Reviews - Page 2

Upbit Indonesia is a secure, regulated crypto exchange for Indonesian users, offering spot trading with fast IDR deposits, strong security, and a simple app. Ideal for long-term investors, not day traders.

Giottus is a user-friendly Indian crypto exchange offering INR trading, SIPs, and stop-loss orders. It's great for beginners but lacks advanced tools and liquidity. Learn if it's safe, affordable, and worth using in 2025.

StormGain was a high-leverage crypto exchange that shut down in January 2025. This review covers what it offered, why it failed, and where your funds went after it closed.

Uniswap v2 on Blast offers near-zero fee swaps and native yield but supports only one trading pair. A simple, secure tool for early Blast users - not for serious traders.

Ballswap is a low-liquidity decentralized exchange offering passive rewards to BSP token holders, but with high slippage, no audits, and minimal adoption. Is it worth using in 2025?

WX Network is a lightweight decentralized crypto exchange built on the Waves blockchain, designed for beginners who want simple, low-fee trading without complex setups. Here's what's real, what's risky, and who it's actually for.

BCEX Korea claims to be a major crypto exchange with 500+ coins and $12B daily volume, but real data shows just 7 trading pairs and $3M volume. Learn why this platform doesn't meet basic trust standards.

TRIV is a regulated Indonesian crypto exchange offering spot trading, 25x leverage futures, and staking. It's legal locally but has low security ratings and no investor protection. Best for risk-aware Indonesian retail traders.

Web3.World is a decentralized crypto exchange with only two trading pairs, no mobile app, no fiat support, and zero user reviews. It lacks transparency, security audits, and basic features found on every major exchange in 2025. Avoid this platform.

SundaeSwap v3 is still Cardano's top DEX in 2025, but it's slow, has high fees, and lacks advanced features. Here's who should use it - and who should look elsewhere.

Crypcore is not a legitimate crypto exchange. No verified platform exists under this name. What you're seeing is likely a scam or confusion with the CrypCore (CRYP) token. Avoid it entirely.

Crypcore is not a real crypto exchange. It's either a scam or a confused reference to the CrypCore token. No verified platform exists. Avoid it completely and stick to trusted exchanges like Kraken or Bybit.