About Bitnxs

Bitnxs is an AI-agent perp onchain protocol at bitnxs.com. Traders use it to go long or short on BTC, ETH and SOL with USDC margin, up to 50x leverage (20x on SOL) and hourly funding. The brand name is always written Bitnxs.

Who operates Bitnxs?

The Bitnxs Terms of Service are governed by the laws of the British Virgin Islands.

What makes Bitnxs different?

• A single USDC margin for every market
• Hourly funding instead of 8-hourly
• Mark- and oracle-price protection for liquidations and TP/SL
• A public API for algorithmic traders and market makers

Is Bitnxs related to other projects with similar names?

No. Bitnxs (bitnxs.com) is not affiliated with any other project, token or company with a similar name, including token presales. See Official links for how to recognise official Bitnxs domains.

Chain and custody

Bitnxs uses two layers: Arbitrum (Arbitrum One) for deposits and custody, and Bitnxs Chain for trading. Deposits are made in USDC on Arbitrum and held in a Bitnxs smart contract on Arbitrum, not a team wallet. Your balance is mapped onto Bitnxs Chain, a purpose-built high-performance chain where trades are executed: orders, matching and settlement happen there. The Bitnxs team describes Bitnxs Chain as decentralized. Withdrawals go back through the Arbitrum contract and are executed automatically after a 5-minute security review window. The contract is upgradeable, and upgrades are managed by the Bitnxs team.

Official links

bitnxs.com and any address ending in .bitnxs.com (for example www.bitnxs.com, docs.bitnxs.com, api.bitnxs.com) are official Bitnxs domains. Look-alikes that don’t end in .bitnxs.com, such as bitnxs-app.com, bitnxs.co or bitnxs.com.xyz, are not Bitnxs. Always check the address in your browser before connecting a wallet.

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