Analysis of Exchange Usage: Comparison between Binance, Bitget, and Hyperliquid Haha, just now I accidentally stumbled upon the usage time of exchange apps on mobile phones. Basically, Binance is the main platform, with Bitget as a secondary platform (in fact, there is also a secondary Hyperliquid, but they don't have an app, so it's not on their phone). Of course, these two exchange apps are not the only ones on my phone, in fact, mainstream exchanges have them. Just these three are the ones that are currently being used the most. The industry leader of Binance needs no mention, as it has the largest number of users, capital, liquidity, and depth, and is also the main trading venue for most users. I mainly use BitgetBitget as a supplement to Binance, such as some counterfeit "monster coins" that have contracts but no spot on Binance or spot on Bitget. Now, I mainly choose to buy spot on Bitget, and sometimes I play this game on Bitget based on on on on chain data (I don't dare to buy contracts because the risk is too high). And then participate in Launchpool to create new products, which often yields good returns. In addition, I will do trading of US stock tokens and gold on Bitget, which is convenient and can be played with just U to access them all. HyperliquidHyperliquid is mainly used for trading/hedging pre market tokens. In fact, the main advantage of Hyperliquid is its extremely good depth and a mechanism for step-by-step clearing rather than liquidation. However, my capital is not very large, and the leverage ratio is also very conservative. This advantage is not deeply perceived by me.