But isn't Bitrexx headquartered or located somewhere in the US to begin with?

I think what OP is trying to look for is an exchange that operates "outside" the US but is friendly to the US customers and not highly regulated platforms like the Krakens, Gemini's etc

My answer is OP might be wasting tine to look for such platforms

Report the said profile to the bounty manager. If the manager is responsible, what the culprit tried to do through post busting won't yield him any results, meaning he will have done no work.
You can also report the profile for spamming to the mods for scrutiny.

Man, it's even getting harder to believe this developing drama series

On a second thought, @Maidak could actually think you are intentionally defaulting a loan and claiming your account was hacked  
Looks like a failed fraud attempted to me, sorry if I may be wrong, but that's what my conscience tells me.  Something is not right.

Isn't trading the same as "investment"
I mean, they both involve buying and selling, right?

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OP your query is not clear and direct. Are you looking for brokers like the traditional forex and stockbrokers, or you are looking at cryptocurrency exchanges?
There is some difference between the two in terms of functionality and being regulated by financial bodies.

Coming from a person who was wondering  if there are people who are still buying crypto scripts here

@NotATether is simply giving  you a clue as to why the stupid scripts are not popular here. There's no need to act as if he attacked you. Don't be slow in thinking.

I have never used coingy before, but I set up an account right now and did a quick tour.To be honest, Tradingview is far much better, is user-friendly and has more markets than coingy
Tradingview also has more indicators and scripts for different strategies. One can also backtest trading strategies on Tradingview, is this possible on coingy?

You are quite lucky that the hacker didn't completely lock you out of your account by changing your email address after the password change or use it to scam unsuspecting members.

Try to keep your email address very secure. 2FA should be a must. Once your email address is compromised. Every account linked to it including exchange accounts could easily be accessed by the hacker through password resets.

There are some scripts that are free that can do exactly the same job. Head over to indicators and strategies and search for "Poor man's volume profile"
Detail about it - https://www.tradingview.com/v/IWdpl712/

More volume profile scripts - https://www.tradingview.com/scripts/volumeprofile/

Also Fixed Range volume profile can be got for free if you go to tool panel on the left side of your chart.

Volume is a very good resource for determining those levels or price ranges. Tradingview has those scripts but are only available for paid subscription which means they are superb tools

There's;
1. Fixed Range volume profile
2. Visible Range volume profile
3. Session volume
4. Session Volume HD

Try reading about how they work

Example

The area with the highest activity over the period of 4 days is that point with a red line. Take note how the candles react when they reach that line

If the short term market was easily predictable or if we had some free publically known indicators that were 100% accurate in predicting the outcomes of the market. Don't you think all of us traders would be millionaires by now?

I guess that answers your question. What we have are Technical and fundamental analysis tools, but they too aren't 100% accurate. They just help to shade some light on how the market might perform. Those tools and some vast experience as a trader might help you have some high win rate in trades, which is enough to grow your account over time.

This is a very big misconception by so many traders who are new into the game. Exchanges don't make any profits off liquidations, at least not directly. Every time someone's position is liquidated, It means there's a trader on the other side ripping big. The exchanges only earn through trading fees, withdrawal fees and maybe collect Insurance fund from the maintenance margin which is used to cover for bankrupt users during volatile markets.

You have Solana's pump to thank  . During the flash crash on Bitcoin and other majority of cryptocurrencies, Solana was midway it's pump and didn't dump and hard as most of the coins. If you had entered a long on coins like Link or Ripple, Your position could have not been able to stand a chance.

If you sent Bitcoins to them, then you might wanna just call it a loss and move on. You could choose to report to authorities in your country if the amount is so huge, but chances of recovering that money are so low.

Like already noted. Any form of Bitcoin recovery service website you come across is probably a scam, and you should avoid falling to a second trap due to your desperate situation.

He isn't if you carefully read the disclaimer in the OP



I read your case, and I would advise you to read, learn and understand more about trading derivatives and using leverage or else you will lose all your life savings. Like a famous saying goes "A bad workman always blames his tools" Don't be that bad work man

Ratimov is actually right. Maybe you should try to understand his comment rather than try to ridicule him.
Based on what you have just written, it's quite clear you don't understand a lot of things about trading derivatives and that's one of the reasons you are losing a lot of money and then starting to accuse an exchange for scamming you

I suggest you try to read more about;

1. Liquidation price and how it's calculated
2. Bankruptcy price and how it's calculated
3, The difference between the trigger price and the filled price
4. Why slippages happen under certain market conditions and why your order may not be filled at the trigger price.
5. The index price, the mark price and the market price and significance of each of the above prices to an open position

The reason those sites are booming right now is because of the User friendly interface that can be used by many people who are less technical. Should they decide to shut down the front end, then the unstoppable smart contracts we keep singing about become close to useless with no more volumes or liquidity, and the exchange or DeFi dies just like that.

Remember, Etherdelta whose creators were charged by SEC? I wonder what Etherdelta is up to right now

Finding the next block is like a random game of chance or probability. In Simple terms, it's like if you are six players (miners) playing a die game and the first person to roll the dice to number 6 wins the game (Mine a new block)



You will find a situation where players will take so long to roll a number six after very many attempts, while at other times it will take any of them just seconds to roll a six.

Trading with funds you cannot afford to lose should be on top of the list. Borrowing funds to trade should never be an option. I have personally done that mistake before when was a novice trader and once you lose even one trade, emotions get ahold of you, and you start revenge trading and making so many poor decisions that can lead to more losses.

Also, greed should be completely avoided. If you go with a mindset of getting rich quick though trading, you are less likely to succeed. Trading and making significant gains takes time and experience. Greed can turn your small profits into huge losses and even less equity in your portfolio.

On the spot market. I usually sell off my bags on known resistance levels like the recent one at $50K to 52K and buy back after the market has rebounded on a lower support level. Many expected a breakout including me but when the momentum dropped I realized it was time to exit and my instincts were spot on this time rounds.

My stop losses are usually somewhere slightly below a strong support level if a market dump catches me still holding the bags.

Initially, it was better when you weren't charging fees on market makers, but now you do charge fees. The rules are changing every day. Tomorrow, takers could be charged too.

Again rules changed here, again one can not be a maker unless they meet certain conditions such as the number of trades and number of trading partners. This wasn't the case initially.

Then why are you asking users to first pass KYC before using the P2P platform if your intention was to really protect the privacy of the users?
Obviously, you have all the user data that you can willingly give to any authorities that need it.