HTX Global

HTX is a centralized crypto exchange that was known as Huobi until September 2023. Leon Li founded Huobi in China in 2013, and it was one of the largest exchanges in the world for years. Justin Sun is now its best-known backer. This page tracks HTX trading volume, its top markets and the coins it lists in real time, compared with other top crypto exchanges.

Which country is HTX from?

HTX started in Beijing, China, but left mainland China after the country banned crypto trading in 2021. It now runs as an international exchange registered in the Seychelles, with teams in Asia. It does not serve users in the United States or mainland China.

What coins can you trade on HTX?

HTX lists several hundred coins and over 1,000 trading pairs, with spot, margin and futures markets. Browse all coins listed on HTX or see the latest new listings on HTX. It also offers staking, earn products and copy trading.

What are the HTX fees?

Base spot fees are 0.20% for makers and takers. They go down with VIP levels and when you pay with HTX's own token. HTX is one of several exchange tokens that give fee discounts.

Is HTX safe?

HTX publishes monthly proof-of-reserves reports. It lost about $8 million in a hack in September 2023 and around $30 million in a hack in November 2023, and it said it covered user losses. Keep only what you need for trading on any exchange.

HTX compared with other exchanges

HTX now trades well below Binance trading volume, the exchange it once competed with for first place.

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