Bitunix vs Hyperliquid

Bitunix is a centralized exchange, while Hyperliquid is a decentralized one that runs on-chain. The clearest split between them is how you trade: Bitunix offers a wider range of coins and much higher leverage, while Hyperliquid keeps custody in your own hands and charges lower fees.

Bitunix vs Hyperliquid

Category	BBitunix8.4/10	HHyperliquid8.8/10
Overview
CryptoWinRate score	8.4/10	8.8/10 (higher)
Founded	2021	2021
Headquarters	Seychelles	Singapore
Founder	Arron Lee	Jeff Yan
CEO	Arron Lee	Jeff Yan
KYC	No KYC	No KYC
Availability
Available in your country	—	—
Restricted countries	32 countries	2 countries
Deposits and withdrawals
Deposit methods	11 methods	10 methods
Withdrawal methods	2 methods	1 method
24-hour withdrawal limitKYC 0	$500,000	—
24-hour withdrawal limitKYC 1	$2,000,000	—
24-hour withdrawal limitKYC 2	$5,000,000	—
Trading fees
Spot maker fee	0.08%	0.04% (lower)
Spot taker fee	0.1%	0.07% (lower)
Futures maker fee	0.02%	0.015% (lower)
Futures taker fee	0.06%	0.045% (lower)
Coins and markets
Spot assetscrypto	546 (higher)	316
Futures contractscrypto	520 (higher)	183
Stocks	175 (higher)	111
ETFs	35 (higher)	1
FX pairs	49 (higher)	3
Indices	12 (higher)	9
Commodities	12 (higher)	9
Leverage and margin
Max leverage	200×	40×
Features
Spot	Yes	Yes
Futures	Yes	Yes
Prediction Markets	No	Yes
P2P	Yes	No
Demo Trading	Yes	Yes
Copy Trading	Yes	Yes
Staking	Yes	Yes
Debit card	Yes	No
Security
Proof of reserves	YesAttestation ↗	Self-custody
Cold storage	Yes	Self-custody
Two-factor authentication	Yes	Self-custody
Withdrawal address whitelist	Yes	Self-custody
Anti-phishing passphrase	No	Self-custody
Sign-up bonus
Bonus	$10,000	—
Fee cashback	10%	—
Fee discount	—	4%
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Who should choose Bitunix

Bitunix suits traders who want breadth and firepower. It carries more coins on spot at 546 and more futures coins at 520, plus tokenized stocks at 175. Its leverage reaches 200x, far beyond what Hyperliquid allows, so it fits people who take aggressive futures positions. KYC is optional, and extras like a debit card and peer-to-peer trading add flexibility. Neither exchange holds a MiCA licence.

Who should choose Hyperliquid

Hyperliquid suits traders who care about cost and self-custody. As a decentralized exchange, it lets you trade without handing your funds to a company. Its fees run lower across the board: 0.04% and 0.07% on spot, and 0.015% and 0.045% on futures. It also offers prediction markets, which Bitunix does not. Leverage is capped at 40x, and KYC is optional. Neither holds a MiCA licence.

Verdict

Pick Bitunix if you want more coins, tokenized stocks and high leverage from a centralized platform. Pick Hyperliquid if you prefer lower fees, on-chain self-custody and prediction markets, and you can live with a smaller selection and modest leverage.