Review on Bispex by Stephen Toluwani
A downtrodden exchange, still works, but in some ways
An exchange from the shores of the Asian continent Bispex, an exchange for perpetual contracts trading and futures trading. This exchange currently has no information pertaining it's trading volume and it is still accessible on the internet, but it's functionalities are not active. When I joined up on the exchange, I got an email to verify my account from the exchange which made it appear to probably still be in session. After I logged in, I went ahead to check to see if the exchange worked with some open orders which was not being displayed though the price still tally with the current market rates surprisingly. I then checked to see if the deposit options were functional but they all weren't. To me, this is a good thing as this will prevent users from making deposits to an exchange that is not functioning. One major thing I do check in with an exchange is to check it's Telegram community group to see if there be any activity among the members that might Indicate wether they work. The last update for the exchange from it's Telegram announcement channel was in July 30th 2020. This surely indicates that the exchange doesn't work anymore despite it's working mailing address. It's best we don't use
Pros
- The exchange still has a working landing site, mailing service for new signups and a price chart that still follows the current rate
Cons
- All the deposit options are not available on the exchange
- It's telegram announcement channel got its last update from the team in July 30th 2020
- There is no recorded trading volume for the exchange
