Top 5 BEST Crypto Trading Platforms 2022!! (Crypto Exchanges)

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The first one is FEMEX is a smaller name than the likes of binance and coinbase, but in my opinion the product  have will be objectively better for some users vmax have much lower fees than something like coinbase who charge half a percent as a trading fee with femex at just 0.1.



 But femex does something a little bit different which is an optional subscription that you can pay annually to actually get completely free trading so basically you just pay a upfront fee every year and then get completely commission free trades if you want to do that. This does depend on how much volume you trade each year  whether it's actually going to be worth paying for the subscription or not, so it won't be for everyone vmex have three main products they've have the spot exchange where you can buy and hold crypto and then take it out of the platform to hold in your wallet to hold the futures exchange where you can trade on leverage and pay even lower fees and then the earn platform.

Which is where you can put some crypto actually on your account to Femex is the fiat on and off ramps really only support buying some cryptos with a card does have a slightly higher fee than being able to deposit money through a bank transfer although they support Simplex and Moonpay, which are two massive payment providers that allow you to buy Bitcoin or Tether in US dollars directly and then deposit it into your account to trade, in some countries you can even use a wire transfer. Most western countries aren't supported for this bank transfer, so if you're watching from those countries you'll probably have to either pay via Moon Pay or transfer cryptocurrencies from another platform and then use Femex to trade with the lower trading fees, their trading screens are all you need to trade. The trading screens are all you need to trade, and I personally like to switch the layout from the default, but you can easily do that in spot market. The list of cryptos supported isn't the longest and is limited to the main high volume cryptos, but femex is really better for traders who want to trade futures and leverage products and alsotrade some cryptocurrencies on the spot market at the lowest fees and then withdraw the cryptocurrencies to other accounts or wallets for safekeeping. They also have some of the best deposit bonuses and trading contests throughout the year.

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Binance finance is the largest crypto exchange in the world. It's the largest volume for spot and futures trading and has a huge staking platform.The reasons why so many people use it in my opinion are the low fees but also the very good blockchain support, if you want to withdraw crypto on virtually any blockchain you can actually do so from Binance. 



If you go to the withdrawal screen you'll see many options to use different blockchains like Tron Network Polygon and even some layer twos on Ethereum like Arbitrim. Otherwise you'll get 0.075 trading fees which aren't the absolute lowest out there but they're low enough to not make much difference for most traders and the trading screens are enough for pro traders with these simple convert features good enough for beginners as well as the downside of Binance. For me is, that their banking support is pretty bad now Finance was really the Finance was the main target for regulators around the world during the 2020 demand surge, and they saw in that Finance as the market leader in terms of volume was the main target to keep most people from getting into cryptocurrencies in the first place.  8 Percent fee not ideal but there are some workarounds including depositing US dollars via the swift network which takes a little work and another application to get dollars. But if you can sort that out then it can work for you the other main advantage for Binance is that it supports more cryptos than basically any other platform if you want to get some smaller cryptos then you'll probably find them here and they trade on binance with the best liquidity which is very important for smaller coins.

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Kucoin is next on the list and was originally seen as a sort of alternative to binance. But given the banking issues in finance and the great products now offered by kucoin. It's really been steadily attracting traders.



An exchange with very good spot market support for most cryptocurrencies, including many that even Binance doesn't support. Trading fees are very low at around zero to eight percent, but you can get a further discount if you pay your fees with kcs tokens, er, the exchange's native tokens, and those are easy to buy on the platform. But what really sets kucoin apart are the trading bots they've put a lot of work into the bots and you can use four trading bots when you do this video they've a dca bot that lets you invest long term automatically and then some active trading bots that you can set up and then let them do their thing i have a video about how to use the bots and how they actually work. Kukuin also has a great lending and deployment platform and usually has some of the highest rates for lending us dollar tether. This changes daily and depends on market conditions, but can be anywhere from five percent to 20 or more. So it's worth taking a look if you've some us dollar  lying around or just lend it out if you don't want to trade. The big plus of kucoin is that you don't need a kyc to trade on the platform, which recently started offering financial services. That may change in the future, but for now kucoin is a way to trade mostly anonymously. 

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The next exchange is BUYBIT, which has recently added spot trading and staking support.
Trading platform for futures and leverage trading, which is what most people use it for, if you trade crypto futures in buybit and add liquidity to the order book, they actually pay you a discount of 0.025 from buybit to use the platform.



 Which is a little crazy, but that's basically a bonus for adding liquidity to the platform, if you use market orders, then you pay 0.075 percent which again is among the lowest of any platform anyway of bid is still a no kyc exchange and you can swap crypto on and off the platform pretty easily. Plus they've added card support if you want to put fiat on the platform but you'd have to transfer your kyc info in that case otherwise just transfer it into something crypto and then you can get started. That trade and swap it into other cryptocurrencies or US dollar tether to fund your futures positions of bit does huge volume in the futures market so you be sure to have good liquidity there as you've so no long list of tokens like binance or cue coin but for the bitcoins you can trade with very low fees. They also recently added by fi which is their staking platform or lending to be more specific, I use by fire to lend some cryptos and they give you a little over eight percent on usdc currently so a great way to earn some really good passive income and even give a point five percent on bitcoin and two percent on ethereum at the time of writing this video but those rates can change so you can check out the current rates at the link below if you want to check that out but they also usually have trading contests, Fee discounts and massive sign up bonuses pretty much on a continual basis, so a good exchange to set up on.

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Another great platform is FTX which has become one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world and does most of its volume on the futures market.



 If you want to trade on the spot market on ftx you can do so  mainly supporting Ethereum and Solana ecosystem coins and not much support for other coins. So the coin support isn't the best compared to Binance or Kucoin, but they're adding more coins every day. However, fdx excels in fiat currency support where you can deposit most major currencies via bank transfer so it can be good for this type of fiat startup for many people fees are very low and start at around 0.02 2.07 with some extra discounts if you hold ftt tokens and another five percent discount if you're recruited. Fdx has two versions the international version and then the us version which takes away some support for cryptos and other products thanks to regulations there, but you can also borrow us dollars directly on both platforms and they've very decent interest rates of around four to eight percent usually so you can put your dollars in while you're waiting to trade or you can easily take them out at any time i think everyone will be fine with all of these platforms and like i said i actually use all of them because they offer different advantages depending on what i want to trade, whether it's spot futures or just if you're brand new to the crypto world and wondering how to actually trade cryptocurrencies, how to navigate the advanced trading screens, how to read charts and make trading decisions.