While the exchange boasts a non-KYC (Know Your Customer) policy, which might appeal to those who prioritize privacy, it also comes with its own set of risks. This might attract a certain crowd, but it also raises questions about security and regulatory compliance.
On the surface, it appears that this platform could be a go-to choice for traders looking to engage in leveraged cryptocurrency trading. The virtual trading feature is a plus, allowing users to get a feel for the platform without risking their real assets.
However, there's a significant downside - the limited selection of cryptocurrencies available for trading. With only nine options, it falls short of providing the diversity that many traders seek. It's mentioned that connecting a wallet could potentially open up more markets, but I didn't personally explore this option. I remain skeptical about whether this will address the limited options or not. Show Less
