What I like most about Bitrus is its fee model where the deducted amount is different for takers and makers, as well as for the crypto/crypto and crypto/fiat trading. Also, the fees can decrease when reaching a certain individual monthly trading volume, but no less than 50 BTC/month. This serves as a good incentive for active trading, which I believe will occur on Bitrus because it’s one of the few emerging exchange platforms that allow trading against fiat.

Bitcoin Crusader   September 17, 2019   Reply

Any responsible investor (or a nascent user) in up-and-coming crypto exchanges must look for an answer, in the whitepaper or any other technical documentation, about the sources of liquidity, and how the exchange is planning to maintain and increase the liquidity over time. I the case of Bitrus, I have failed to find clear-cut answers to these questions as these particular sections in the whitepaper were formulated a bit too ambiguously. That's a pity because Bitrus has a very good set of features and a working product. I have sent an inquiry to the team of developers about the liquidity issue - will be waiting for their reply.

Ben   August 7, 2019   Reply

Bitrus has an exchange demo, a comprehensive set of features, an app, and a token that provides for good benefits, like a 50% discount on trades. What’s more to ask from a fledgling crypto exchange. I am worried about the dominance that Binance and a couple of other exchanges are gradually establishing in the area of crypto trading. Sooner or later, they will start dictating their terms which won’t be favorable to us, traders. So, I am looking for alternatives, and Bitrus seems like a good one to me.

Anthony   July 21, 2019   Reply

I don’t really care much for Mexican Pesos, but the idea of being able to trade crypto against Canadian Dollar really fascinates me, because I am residing in Toronto. Over the last couple of months, I have been testing my skills on large platforms like Binance and BitMax and came to a conclusion that their interfaces are far from being user-friendly. Let me put it this way, the set of trading tools on most crypto exchanges is either too simplistic or way too complicated. That is why I have started looking for fledgling exchanges with may not have the trading volume, but which are less prone to manipulation. That is when I came across Bitrus. Here I can comfortably trade in pairs like BTC/CAD or ETH/CAD, using a really comprehensible interface. Other people may say whatever about Bitrus, but I certainly approve this project.

Frederick   July 5, 2019   Reply

Right now, I am only taking my first steps in crypto trading, so the fact that Bitrus has a demo account feature is really great. I have registered with numerous exchanges and couldn’t find a similar option. How was I supposed to learn trading crypto? At least here I will get a chance to acquire some experience and hone my trading skills and tactics before engaging in operations with real crypto and fiat. The option that allows managing several sub-accounts also seems to be useful because it should provide for a better structure of the trading portfolio. Everything was great until I got to the part where Bitrus team informed that they will launch fiat operations only with Canadian Dollars and Mexican Peso. That’s a real bummer because I don’t know how to trade in these currencies.

Daniel   June 14, 2019   Reply