Mobile and Desktop Trading
Bull Bitcoin's platform is designed with simplicity in mind, suitable for beginners, and does not offer a dedicated mobile app, focusing instead on a responsive website that works across various devices. BitMEX, on the other hand, caters to a more advanced audience with a detailed desktop trading experience and a mobile app available on both Android and iOS, designed to mirror the desktop's functionality and cater to traders on the go, despite a steeper learning curve and slightly lower app store ratings.
Bull Bitcoin
Bull Bitcoin has a simple website since all of the transactions happen via your bank. There aren’t many features to get you confused, however, we think their website could be designed a little better.
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Buying Bitcoin via Bull Bitcoin
Transaction screen on the mobile app |
Bull Bitcoin app screenshot |
BitMEX
BitMEX’s exchange is confusing, but that’s because it is aimed at experienced traders who understand perpetual and futures contracts trading. BitMEX has a more outdated interface than Kucoin, making it seem clunky and old. However, the lighter colour scheme makes it easier to see the different menus and tabs.
There is a tab for each cryptocurrency market available, which makes it somewhat easy to navigate, view charts and order books.
To start trading contracts, you will need to sign up but you only need to provide an email address to do so. Once you have deposited your Bitcoin or USDT, you can use that to trade for the other cryptocurrencies available.
Leverage is one of the main features of BitMEX and the platform offers a handy leverage slider that can be adjusted to your risk when you trade.
BitMEX is only available as a desktop platform.