Bybit
Offshore exchange, not open to US residents. About $1.5 billion was stolen from it in February 2025 in a hack the FBI attributed to North Korea. India's Financial Intelligence Unit fined Bybit Fintech Limited Rs 9.27 crore in 2025 under its anti-money-laundering law, and in 2024 Malaysia's Securities Commission reprimanded it and ordered it to stop serving Malaysia.
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The listing at a glance
- They hold the keysCoins you leave with Bybit are held by Bybit, not by you.
- bybit.comIts official site, as CoinGecko also lists it.
- No commercial linkWe earn nothing if you sign up.
- Updated 7 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.
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- 3Never share your recovery phraseNo real company asks for it: not support, not an update, not a “verification”.
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