BingX or Bybit: Why I Keep Both Exchanges

I have been trading since 2018, on Bybit since 2019. BingX entered my toolkit in 2023 — not as a Bybit replacement but as an addition for one specific thing: Grid Copy Trading. If you are considering BingX as your PRIMARY exchange instead of Bybit — probably not. As a second exchange for a specific function — worth it. Details below.

Primary exchange → Bybit. For Grid strategies → BingX.

For amounts under $1,000 the liquidity difference is negligible. For larger volumes, Bybit is more stable.

This is where BingX is genuinely unique. Grid Copy Trading is an automated grid strategy: a bot buys on dips and sells on rises within a set range, copying a master's parameters. Suited to sideways markets.

My experience: I ran a Grid Bot on BTC/USDT in the $55K-$70K range in 2024 — ~4.2% over 3 months hands-off. Bybit has Grid features too, but with fewer masters and settings than BingX.

At $300: Bybit ~$40-60, BingX ~$25-50. Bybit is more generous in absolute terms at most deposit sizes. Details: Bybit, BingX.

Bybit is the primary exchange for 90% of users. BingX is supplementary — useful if Grid Copy Trading specifically interests you or you want a third account for diversification.

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