Digitex Futures seems like a decent altcoin, which is backed by a working product - the blockchain-based futures exchange - has a sufficient capitalization of $35 million, and displays some wild price action on the charts with the okay-ish trading volume. But as much as I would like to try trading DGTX, I would have to pass, because this cryptocurrency is being traded mostly on Mercatox and HitBTC, the two cryptocurrency exchanges which don't fancy at all.

Johnny Xiao   April 6, 2020   Reply

If you are tired of trading top 10 cryptocurrencies and want to try something exotic that is also quite profitable, please pay some attention to Digitex Futures (DGTX), an altcoin that is traded mostly on the exchange called Mercatox. DGTX has been displaying really good price swings, substantiated by nice trading volumes. This is not the coin that will help to get rich overnight, but it surely can give you good profits if you choose the right strategy.

TribbleNibble   March 25, 2020   Reply

I really enjoyed trading Digitex Futures during the period of the last six months as it has broken through the ceiling of $0.055 on three occasions, allowing me to take substantial profits. Although I have been too greedy during another bull run, which happened in May when the price of DGTX went all the way to $0.14. I thought that it would go even higher - a textbook trading mistake - and missed the moment when DGTX dropped down to $0.02.

Calvin   January 9, 2020   Reply

Digitex Futures is a perfect example of an exotic coin that's being traded only on two cryptocurrency exchanges, though with quite a respectable volume. For instance, today's DGTX trading volume on Mercatox, one of the exchanges, amounted to $809 thousand, which is impressive for a coin that has a market capitalization of slightly more than $30 million. As you can probably guess, this is a perfect prerequisite for pump-and-dump, which DGTX has experienced at least twice over the last year.

Krusty Sam   November 4, 2019   Reply

It's another autonomous blockchain that even says it'll cut out transaction fees. I'm not sure what any of that has to do with anything, but they seem to be getting a lot of attention. It looks like a good short term hold while the interest keeps mounting.

Caroline   March 5, 2019   Reply