BitMEX invented the Perpetual Swap in 2016, bringing high leverage into crypto trading for the first time. Our next partner spotlight @PredictEX is bringing that same leverage DNA into prediction markets. Trade sports outcomes with real leverage, and make your capital work as hard as your conviction does. Thank you PredictEX 🤝 let's change the future of trading. 🔗

BitMEX Exchange closed on 23 September 2026. As part of the wind-down, we're clearing out our remaining TradingView plan inventory and passing the savings on to our users. BitMEX users can claim TradingView plans at 30% OFF, first come, first served. 🔹 Apply via the form below, no payment needed yet 🔹 We confirm your plan and send payment instructions 🔹 Get your code once payment is received Please be aware of scams. This is a one-off offer. We will never message you first and wallet/payment details are only shared directly with you after your application is confirmed. Read more here 👇 While stock lasts 👇

BitMEX invented the perpetual swap back in 2016. Since then, traders have needed reliable market data to keep up. That’s where our next partner spotlight comes in with @tardis_dev Our team used their comprehensive data to design the indices underpinning our mark prices. They provide that same institutional-grade edge to clients, delivering tick-by-tick orderbook snapshots, trades, open interest, funding rates, and liquidations. Tardis is exactly the kind of data infrastructure that makes crypto markets more trustworthy. Thank you @tardis_dev 🤝Appreciate the work together. 🔗

BitMEX founder Ben Delo pledged £36 million to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, a record donation designed to help the insurgent party fend off its critics while turbo-charging its attempts to gain power at the next general election

BitMEX is disappearing, but the perpetual contract it created now dominates the crypto market. BitMEX’s market share has fallen from around 32% in 2019 to less than 0.01% today. Meanwhile, annual perpetual trading volume surged from $28 trillion in 2023 to $86.2 trillion in 2025.

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes is betting that the artificial intelligence boom will eventually produce a familiar outcome: too much investment, a crash and, ultimately, a bailout that sends crypto higher. Hayes, co-founder and chief investment officer of crypto investment firm Maelstrom, said in response to questions from CNBC at the Gamma Prime Investing Conference in Singapore that humanity is “wasting multi-trillion dollars” on building AI data centers:

As BitMEX closes its doors, we’re taking time to recognise the builders who shaped this industry. Starting with @leagueoftraders, who proved trading doesn't have to be a solitary grind in the trenches – it’s far better done together. Through their platform, trading becomes a team sport: copy top traders, climb the leaderboards, and learn the market together. Thank you for building with us 🫡 🔗