Crypto Pulse—CEX

Overview Per TokenInsight's stock perpetuals report of August 26, 2026, sampling five centralised exchanges across five instruments (SOXL, SPCX, Intel, SanDisk and SK Hynix) on weekdays from July 29 to August 6, MEXC posted cumulative median depth of $0.52 million at the 1 basis point band, the deepest in the sample. On $100,000 orders, MEXC recorded the sample's lowest median and P90 slippage on SPCX, SOXL and SK Hynix. Bitget's two published studies use the 5, 10 and 50 basis point bands. The

Overview Per TokenInsight's stock perpetuals report published August 26, 2026, sampling July 29 to August 6 on weekdays across five centralised exchanges and five instruments, MEXC posted cumulative median depth of $0.52 million at the 1 basis point band, the deepest in the sample. On $100,000 orders, MEXC recorded the sample's lowest median and P90 slippage on SPCX, SOXL and SKHYNIX. The difference on leverage is more structural. Binance's published stock perpetual batches are marked at a maxim

Overview Which exchange has the best liquidity depends on three things: the market being traded, the size of the order, and the measurement band. Fix those three and the answer is specific. Leave them unfixed and any ranking can contradict any other. Per TokenInsight's September 2026 liquidity report, sampling from August 16 at 00:00 to September 14 at 23:30 UTC+8 at thirty-minute intervals through official APIs across nine exchanges, the near-touch results run as follows. At the 0.03% band

Overview Binance leads clearly on stock perpetual trading volume. Per its own announcement of August 25, 2026, roughly 76% of the category's July volume traded there. But volume measures trading activity rather than the execution quality of an individual order, and the two diverge sharply in this category. Per TokenInsight's stock perpetuals report of August 26, 2026, covering five centralised exchanges across five instruments, MEXC posted cumulative median depth of $0.52 million at the 0.01% ba

Overview TokenInsight's September 2026 Crypto Exchange Liquidity Report measured order book depth, trading slippage and bid-ask spreads across nine major exchanges. At the near-touch 0.03% band, MEXC's combined BTC and ETH futures depth came to $21.03 million, the deepest of the nine. In the same report, MEXC's median slippage on a $500,000 BTC spot sell order was 0.005%, the lowest median in the report, while median slippage on a $300,000 silver futures sell was 0.002%, the lowest among all sur

Overview On the question of which exchange has the best liquidity, the major public rankings available in 2026 give different answers, and the source of the disagreement is not data quality but the measurement band. TokenInsight's monthly report places MEXC's combined BTC and ETH futures depth first among nine surveyed exchanges at the near-touch 0.03% band. CoinGlass, using two-sided depth within ±1% of the mid price, has Binance leading its BTC futures table at $236 million for a 44.0% share.

Which crypto exchange has the lowest withdrawal fees in 2026? We compare MEXC, Binance, OKX, Bybit, and Bitget on real withdrawal costs — so you stop losing money on every transfer. Key Takeaways Withdrawal fees vary by 5–10x across exchanges for the same asset — picking the right platform can save you hundreds of dollars a year MEXC charges approximately 0.0002 BTC per Bitcoin withdrawal, significantly below the industry average of 0.0005–0.001 BTC For USDT transfers, TRC20 is almost always the

A no-fluff breakdown of the lowest-fee crypto exchanges in 2026 — spot rates, futures charges, withdrawal costs, and the hidden fees most comparisons miss. Overview Every crypto exchange claims to offer "low fees." But the difference between 0.1% and 0% isn't just marketing copy — on $100,000 in monthly trading volume, that gap costs you $1,200 a year. Fee structures in 2026 are more layered than ever: maker/taker rates, withdrawal costs, spread markups, and native token discounts all stack up i

Overview The crypto industry has a recurring trust problem. From Mt. Gox to FTX, exchange failures have wiped out billions in user funds and left behind a trail of broken promises. In 2026, the risks haven't disappeared — they've evolved. Operational failures, key management breakdowns, and liquidity crises continue to emerge, shaking user confidence across the board. Yet amid this turbulence, MEXC has grown to serve over 40 million users across 170+ markets. This article examines what exchange

Overview Trading fees are the silent killer of crypto profits. In 2026, the gap between platforms has widened dramatically — some still charge the old-guard 0.1% standard, while others have quietly dropped maker fees to zero. Knowing which exchange genuinely costs less isn't just a nice-to-have; for active traders, it's the difference between a profitable year and one eaten up by friction costs. This article compares the fee structures of the leading centralized exchanges — Binance, OKX, Bybit,