MEXC Guides

MX-DeFi is a staking opportunity for users to stake MX/Project Tokens to receive more tokens as the yield. Participation method There is usually a staking time of about 3 …

What is Google Authenticator Google Authenticator is a dynamic password tool that works like SMS Dynamic Authentication, which generates a dynamic authentication code every 30s after binding. It can …

Tether (USDT) is a cryptocurrency that links crypto assets to the fiat currency US dollar. It is a cryptocurrency that is stored in a foreign exchange reserve account and …

Today, Ethereum is the platform with the most number of smart contracts and DApps, the largest amount of locked crypto assets and the greatest transaction volume. With the explosive …

The concept of smart contracts did not actually first appear in the blockchain, but was introduced by computer scientist and cryptographer Nick Szabo in 1994: “A smart contract is …

What is KYC KYC, i.e. Know Your Customer, is an intensive review of account holders and is the institutional basis for anti-money laundering to prevent corruption. Why need to …

The market trend for digital currencies follows the one in the traditional financial market closely. Both react according to the market’s supply, demand, and macro and microenvironmental influences. Each …

The market trend of cryptocurrencies follows the laws of the financial markets closely. Both react according to the market’s supply-and-demand relationship and the macro and micro environmental influences, with …

Margin trading refers to using the principal as a margin to borrow money from the platform to leverage up the funds for trading. At present, MEXC margin trading supports …

Step One, Interface Introduction Log in to MEXC, click on on the top menu bar After entering the ETF trading page, carefully read the risk disclaimer and start your …