Cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 AI company BingX has announced the launch of a new spot trading feature, Recurring Buy. According to the platform, it is designed to help new users enter the cryptocurrency market even in high volatility. The feature automates purchases of digital assets with fixed frequency and flexible amounts. The company offers a […] Сообщение BingX Introduces Recurring Buy, a Feature for Regular Digital Asset Purchases появились сначала на INCRYPTED.Cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 AI company BingX has announced the launch of a new spot trading feature, Recurring Buy. According to the platform, it is designed to help new users enter the cryptocurrency market even in high volatility. The feature automates purchases of digital assets with fixed frequency and flexible amounts. The company offers a […] Сообщение BingX Introduces Recurring Buy, a Feature for Regular Digital Asset Purchases появились сначала на INCRYPTED.

BingX Introduces Recurring Buy, a Feature for Regular Digital Asset Purchases

2025/12/05 19:26
  • The exchange launched automatic periodic purchases of cryptocurrencies.
  • The function reduces the impact of volatility and simplifies entry for newcomers.
  • Purchases can be customized from 1 USDT and can be made on a flexible schedule

Cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 AI company BingX has announced the launch of a new spot trading feature, Recurring Buy. According to the platform, it is designed to help new users enter the cryptocurrency market even in high volatility.

The feature automates purchases of digital assets with fixed frequency and flexible amounts. The company offers a simple tool for long-term accumulation without having to guess market cycles, BingX emphasized.

Recurring Buy allows you to automatically buy selected cryptocurrencies at regular intervals — hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly — starting from 1 USDT.

According to the exchange’s representatives, this helps users gradually build a portfolio without trying to find the exact market bottom or react to every price movement. By spreading out purchases over time, Recurring Buy reduces the impact of volatility and lowers the average entry price.

According to the company, the strategy is popular with beginners and long-term investors who prefer a simple and disciplined approach to asset accumulation.

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