Hotcoin review

A spot venue with open data and meaningful turnover on the major coins.

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What Hotcoin is

Hotcoin is a mid-sized spot venue. By our measurements it carries over three hundred and fifty pairs against USDT, and turnover on the major coins is meaningful: bitcoin alone runs into hundreds of millions of dollars a day.

The exchange publishes its data openly: best bid and ask and 24-hour turnover arrive in one response covering every pair. That is enough to compare its prices with other venues soundly — we take the quotes from the book, not the last trade price.

What is on offer

Spot — over three hundred and fifty USDT pairs.

Futures — the venue has them, but programmatic access is closed: the interface answers an outside request by saying the API is not open. So the venue is absent from funding.

How Hotcoin feeds our scanners

In spot arbitrage, in full, across every USDT pair. It is absent from triangular routes and stablecoins: the venue does not publish the size resting at the best quote, and without it there is no saying how large a route can fill. We will not show a percentage with no execution ceiling.

Why Hotcoin routes show a question mark

The exchange does not openly publish its network and withdrawal-fee directory, so we show no transfer status for it. The badge reads «unknown», and those rows are hidden while the «working transfers only» filter is on. Check the status in the exchange’s own account area before trading.

Who it suits

Anyone looking for gaps outside the largest venues: turnover here is respectable, and prices often live a life of their own relative to the top ten.

The venue's own published tariffs — Hotcoin

These are not our measurements but what the exchange publishes itself. Checked on October 31, 2026
Spotmaker 0.2% · taker 0.2% — the exchange advertises rates from 0.10% on spot and from 0.0125% on futures for certain tiers
Futuresmaker 0.02% · taker 0.06%

USDT withdrawal

NetworkMinimumFee
Polygon5 USDT1 USDT
BEP2010 USDT1 USDT
Arbitrum One10 USDT1 USDT
TRC2010 USDT2 USDT
Solana10 USDT2 USDT
ERC2015 USDT5 USDT

from the Coinmarketfees tariff aggregator, which reads them from the exchange interface, synchronised August 29, 2026.

What the venue offers

spot and futures, P2P and card purchases, copy trading, Earn and staking, lending, prediction markets, Alpha and Pre-Market, a Web3 wallet, a card and a TradFi arm.

The legal side

an AUSTRAC registration in Australia and an MSB registration with the US FinCEN.

Frequently asked

How many pairs does Hotcoin have?
By our measurements over three hundred and fifty spot pairs against USDT. The figure is live and refreshes with the data.
Does Hotcoin take part in your arbitrage sections?
Yes, in spot arbitrage, in full. The exchange serves best quotes for every pair in one list, so its prices are sound to compare with other venues.
Why is Hotcoin missing from funding and triangular arbitrage?
Its futures interface is closed to outside requests — the exchange plainly answers that the API is not open. And triangular routes need the size at the best quote, which the venue does not publish.
Why do Hotcoin routes show a question mark instead of a transfer status?
The venue does not publish networks, fees and deposit/withdrawal statuses. We will not present a guess as a fact.

Official sources

The exchange’s own pages — check there if our figures ever disagree with its.

Exchange comparisons

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