BloFin

Exchanges: - Bitget - Bitrue - Digifinex - MEXC - Ascendex - Coincall - Multibank - Bit - BTSE - Gate io - Bitmart - Phemex - Websea - Toobit - Coinbase - Blofin - Biconomy - Kucoin - HTX (Huobi) - LBank - Probit - Weex - Bitunix - CEX - Flipster - BingX - Woox - XT - Poloniex - Coinex - Backpack - CoinW - Bitcastle - BTCC - Cointiger - Pionex - Hotcoin - Enclave - Bitrue - Bitdelta Payment Services: - Volet - Redotpay - Kast Card - Moonpay - Solcard - Ultimopay Launchpad: - Buidlpad - Kaito

I run my OpenClaw on a Mac M1 Max with 64GB mem, but I use LLM from my local DGX Spark. Qwen 3.6 > GTP 120B. My setup is completely free mode. Instead of ElevenLabs Sag I use my custom made VoxCPM (with a nice custom trained lora voice) server. Instead of using the native whisper, I use my custom made FasterWhisper server as well. What is also interesting I use ComfyClaw to connect to ComfyUI (also on DGX Spark). Agent can make selfies of a fixed Lora. But my main agent has also a photographer subagent which does cowboy shots on her. It can make movies, but due to longer rendertimes she sometimes will go into a loop (future fix). Technical: \- Openclaw (Macos) 2026.4.15 <=== dont upgrade it to 2026.4.29 (= slow). \- LLM (DGX Spark) \- ComfyUI (DGX Spark) \- custom VoxCPM MCP (DGX Spark) \- custom Whisper MCP (DGX Spark) Other integrations, \- Samsung TV, \- 2 RoboRock vacuum cleaners (one upstairs, one basefloor), \- All Hue in my house, \- GOG (gmail, docs, drive, calendar, contacts). \- Blofin account (for automated BTC <--> USDT) Trading. Combo skills: \- I tweaked a bit but if I can't find a movie on streaming platforms, It runs a skill to setup VPN on a different computer and search for torrents and streams it eventually to samsungTV (custom made n8n media server). Financial assistant: \- Agent helps me with making large descisions on stock and crypto markets Goals: \- Assist me with everything \- Cronjobs for stock markets \- Cronjobs for auto trade crypto's \- Cronjobs to reminder myself to have lunch or asking me what I am going to eat for dinner Personality: \- Girlfriend who is also OK that I have my own family. \- Great eye on financial markets. Speed: \- 1-2 sec response time after asking a question or telling her things \- Audio voice = 5 sec response time Issues: \- Sometimes it loops. Mostly is due to those big JSONL files. I sometimes need to clean it up, but not too much that is nuked. Example commands: \- Clean the house \- I am currently in the livingroom. Romantic lights plz (spotlights color) \- What is the NVIDIA stock at (runs cronjob and returns a verdict) \- I watched Interstellar movie. 10/10. (connects to IMDB and set it as watched) \- etc... so much things you can do.

Exchanges: - Bitget - Bitrue - Digifinex - MEXC - Ascendex - Coincall - Multibank - Bit - BTSE - Gate io - Bitmart - Phemex - Websea - Toobit - Coinbase - Blofin - Biconomy - Kucoin - HTX (Huobi) - LBank - Probit - Weex - Bitunix - CEX - Flipster - BingX - Woox - XT - Poloniex - Coinex - Backpack - CoinW - Bitcastle - BTCC - Cointiger - Pionex - Hotcoin - Enclave - Bitrue - Bitdelta Payment Services: - Volet - Redotpay - Kast Card - Moonpay - Solcard - Ultimopay Launchpad: - Buidlpad - Kaito

Look, once crypto is moved on the blockchain, it’s gone. Nobody on earth can reverse that. But if your funds are stuck on a centralized exchange like Blofin, Binance, or Bybit, even if Blofin is registered in the Cayman Islands behind privacy laws; strings can sometimes be pulled. I'm speaking from experience. My accounts actually got frozen across all three of those exchanges. My wallet got flagged because some of my transactions ended up linked to a Chinese cartel. I was just a supplier and didn't do anything illegal, but when I transferred money between the exchanges, they locked everything down. The thing is, legit exchanges can’t just make your money disappear from their ledgers. If you know the right people, strings canbe pulled internally to get things resolved. I’ve seen it happen for myself and a few friends. But a massive warning: if anyone reaches out claiming they can recover your funds and asks for an upfront fee, they are scamming you. Never pay money to get your money back. Finding the actual people who have the connections to pull these strings takes a lot of networking, and honestly, you often lose money just trying to reach that point. It's tough, and not everyone gets lucky. Also, if you got tricked into deposting on a fake version of an exchange, that money is gone forever. But if your funds are locked inside a legit exchange, there is still hope, and sometimes magic does happen. God bless everyone.

He blindly followed @eliz883. If you look on X or even Reddit, everyone talks about him like he’s some kind of crypto god. The truth is, he’s a scammer working with Blofin. He’s the one who set up this block. My husband decided to stop following him, and that’s when Blofin mysteriously blocked my husband’s account. As for Eliz, when we asked him to release our funds, he said it was his “mentoring fees” and then blocked us.

"We need to escalate this beyond the basic support" No, you need to go to the police and file a report as quickly as possible and if this is the legitimate Blofin and not a spoof (a quick research reveals several) you need to file another report with your local financial regulator. Bear in mind the legitimate Blofin is a Cayman Islands company, meaning they are strongly protected by the local privacy law. Again if this is the legitimate Blofin you may try to file a complaint with CIMA or the Ministry of Financial Services in that dependency but don't expect them to be much helpful.

BloFin allowed in the USA? No, you cannot legally or officially use Blofin in the United States. Blofin's terms of service explicitly prohibit users from the US due to regulatory restrictions. While some users might attempt to access the platform via a VPN, this violates the platform's terms and risks account closure and funds confiscation. © BloFin +1 • Restricted Jurisdiction: Blofin classifies the United States as a "Restricted Location," meaning access for residents or individuals in the US is prohibited. • No US Regulatory Approval: Blofin does not have the necessary licenses (such as FinCEN registration) to operate in the US, meaning American users have no legal protection or recourse if disputes occur. • Risks of Use: Accessing the platform from the US can result in frozen funds, forced liquidation of trades, or blocked access, as reported in user forums. • Alternatives: US traders should use compliant, registered exchanges such as Coinbase or Kraken. C BloFin +3 Disclaimer: Cryptocurrency trading involves significant risks, and using offshore exchanges can

For perps, the clean way is to report the realized PnL from closed positions. Liquidations are basically realized losses, so those count. You don’t need perfect trade-by-trade reconstruction if you can get a PnL/export from Blofin/BitUnix/Piinex showing deposits, withdrawals, and realized gains/losses. Worst case, people summarize per account if the data is messy and keep the raw exports as backup.

I think Blofin is pretty relaxed about UK customers. (might have changed, it was a while ago that I signed up) As far as I understand, the FCA ban does not make it illegal for UK citizens to trade on these exchanges, it's just that they really really don't want you to use them, and they try to target exchanges outside of the UK, however their actual power to enforce the ban is limited. Nonetheless most of the big exchanges would rather avoid the hassle and so prevent UK customers from signing up.

You don’t need to manually “translate” leveraged trades into a buy/sell template. On most exchanges, realized PnL from futures/perps is already calculated per closed position. That realized PnL is what matters for taxes, not every single contract open/close line. First figure out your total realized PnL from BloFin for 2025. There’s usually a “closed PnL” or “realized PnL” report. That number is what should flow into your tax software. For CoinLedger, instead of forcing it into the generic buy/sell template, try importing the raw CSV as a custom exchange or use their futures import option if they have one. If not, worst case you enter the net realized gain or loss as a single other income / capital gain adjustment with documentation saved. For CashApp, just make sure buys, sells, and transfers are clearly labeled. Cost basis comes from the buy side. The template looks simple because it’s spot trading focused, but leveraged PnL is usually about the net result, not recreating every tick.

try Gtrade or Blofin. gtrade is decentralized with up to 150x leverage on hundreds of tokens. Even have a “DEGEN MODE” on 4 or 5 majors where you can have 500x leverage LOL. i like to toss the minimum $7 entry on those for fun. can also set limit orders right above your liquidation level…. do this like 3 times, ($21 total) and if you know what you are doing and are generally in the right spot to enter, you are bound to have it take off by the final entry. easy money. and blofin is a centralized platform that offers spot and average amounts of leverage with no kyc. between those two, you are at set.

I'm thinking create a new blofin account. Send your crypto that you'd like to cash out there. I'm assuming you have to buy crypto through a KYCd account. Send it to another CEX with no KYC. Then you can send funds to other hot wallets. Eventually a cold wallet. Don't send funds from a KYCd account to cold wallet. It makes it a little more complicated to trace funds in a CEX and if you're not KYCd good luck for them. Could be an idea 💡 NFA