About Trading365
We are an independent team of crypto traders and researchers dedicated to helping you find the best exchange for your needs. Since 2024, we have reviewed over 50 platforms and helped 50,000+ traders make informed decisions.
What We Stand For
Independence
We are not owned by or affiliated with any exchange. Our reviews are based on objective criteria and real-world testing.
Transparency
We disclose all affiliate relationships and clearly mark sponsored content. Our revenue model never influences our ratings.
Accuracy
Every claim is verified, every fee is confirmed, and every feature is tested firsthand before publication.
User Focus
We write for real traders. Our content is designed to be actionable, clear, and free of unnecessary jargon.
How We Review Exchanges
Our review process is rigorous and standardized. Every exchange goes through the same six-step evaluation.
Account Creation
We create real accounts on each exchange and go through the actual registration process.
Deposit & Trade
We deposit real funds, execute trades across spot and futures markets, and test withdrawal speeds.
Security Audit
We evaluate security features, regulatory compliance, and review the exchange's track record.
Fee Analysis
We calculate effective fees at multiple volume tiers and compare them against industry benchmarks.
UX Evaluation
We test the platform on desktop and mobile, evaluating navigation, speed, and overall experience.
Final Rating
All data points are aggregated into our 10-point rating scale, reviewed by the editorial team.
Our Editorial Standards
Trading365 maintains strict editorial independence. Our writers and editors are never influenced by advertising revenue or affiliate partnerships when creating content or assigning ratings.
All exchange reviews are based on firsthand testing and objective criteria. We use a standardized scoring system that evaluates fees, security, user experience, feature set, and customer support.
When we link to an exchange, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This affiliate revenue helps us maintain the site and continue providing free, unbiased reviews. However, affiliate relationships never influence our ratings, rankings, or editorial content.
We update our reviews regularly to reflect changes in fees, features, and security. If an exchange's quality changes significantly, we will adjust our rating accordingly and note the change.
What We Scan, and What We Refuse To
What the scanner will look at
A track record is only worth reading if the instruments behind it were real and tradeable. Every contract below had to clear a minimum liquidity floor at the moment it was scored — open interest where the venue publishes it, 24-hour quote volume where it does not:
| Venue | Floor | Measured on |
|---|---|---|
| OKX | $20M | open interest |
| Hyperliquid | $10M | open interest |
| MEXC | $8M | open interest |
| WEEX | $5M | 24h volume |
| Bitunix | $5M | 24h volume |
On top of that floor, whole classes are rejected before scoring: leveraged tokens (BTC3L, ETH3S), 1000×-denominated duplicates(1000PEPE), tokenised equities, stock indices and sector ETFs, forex pairs and commodities (gold, silver, oil, copper). A named list of nineteen non-altcoin bases is excluded outright, including BTC, ETH, DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, FLOKI, BONK, WIF, MEME, BOME, NEIRO, POPCAT, TURBO, GOAT, PNUT, LUNC and DEGEN.
To be precise about what this is: the gate is a liquidityfloor, not a market-cap floor. There is no market-cap filter in the scanner, so we do not claim one — a liquid contract is what determines whether in and out are both achievable, and that is what the floor measures. Signals are technical setups on established perpetual futures, not micro-cap launch calls.
Read the full verified record or the live scanner.
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