Review on BYDFI by Saloote Sakai
review of BitYard cryptocurrency exchange
The first thing that struck me about the exchange's website was the high loading speed despite its beautiful design.
This is the first time I see Forex trading on a cryptocurrency exchange!
Spot trading is provided in two forms of convert, which is a convenient method for amateurs and the usual method in exchange offices in bityard. Of course, the problem I can get to the spot section is that almost all pairs are done only with USDT and also the number of tradable currencies is not high.
The futures section of BitYard exchange for forex is also possible, which is a great feature, and for crypto, the number of currencies that can be traded in the forex section is also suitable.
The fees of this exchange are appropriate and in comparison with the facilities, it charges a reasonable percentage of traders.
In this update, I had a closer look at this exchange. BitYard displays a user-friendly trading system and a straightforward operating interface for novices unfamiliar with virtual currency.
The contract, the closing date of the post, and additional costs are all prominently mentioned.
Don't stress about additional costs; the fund distribution process is incredibly convenient.
My preferred copy trading strategy doesn't need frequent market monitoring; all you need to do is pick a trader with a high success percentage, spend the right amount of money, and you'll be profitable.
It will be exciting to see BitYard launch its own platform currency in the future in an effort to cut down on handling fees or IEO.
- Spot trading is for both amateurs and professionals
- The forex section is also included in this exchange
- The number of currencies traded in the futures section is appropriate
- Almost all currencies in the spot only pair with the USDT
- The number of spot currencies is less compared to competing crypto exchanges
