MEXC Recommended
centralised exchange
A good broker with a thick order book and efficient withdrawals. People tend to over-leverage themselves here, so trade with care.
- order bookquite thick
- withdrawalsefficient
- watch out forover-leveraging
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the shortlist
Our recommendation is MEXC or Binance.
Hyperliquid is a very good option too, if you’re comfortable with a more technical setup.
Binance Recommended
centralised exchange
One of the two exchanges we recommend, alongside MEXC.
- our viewrecommended
Hyperliquid
decentralised exchange (DEX)
A very good DEX with no KYC. Leverage goes up to 50x on some instruments. It’s a bit more technical: you have to move funds into the EVM before you can trade perps.
- typeDEX, non-KYC
- leverageup to 50x on some instruments
- setupmore technical
trade with care
Leverage cuts both ways.
High leverage can wipe out a position in a single move. Size your trades so that a stop-out is survivable. Which brokers you can use depends on where you live, so check the rules that apply to you before opening an account.
Not affiliated. OmniTradr is not affiliated in any way with MEXC, Binance or Hyperliquid, and earns nothing if you use them. This page is our own experience, not a guarantee of any broker’s service.