BloFin at a glance
- Founded
- 2019
- Headquarters
- Cayman Islands
- Spot fees (maker / taker)
- 0.10% / 0.10%
- Listed assets
- 500+
- Derivatives
- Yes
- Fiat support
- Limited
- Proof of reserves
- Yes
- Licences and registrations
- Offshore registration; US MSB registration
- Official website
- blofin.com
BloFin review 2027: a futures-focused exchange for copy traders
BloFin was established in 2019 as a digital-asset financial services firm offering wealth management and trading to professional clients, and it launched its public exchange a few years later. It is registered in the Cayman Islands. The platform concentrates on USDT-margined perpetual futures and copy trading, and it has grown rapidly through partnerships with trading influencers and communities. It reports users in more than 150 countries. In 2027 it sits among the more visible challengers in the derivatives segment, behind the established leaders.
Futures platform
BloFin lists more than 400 perpetual contracts, with leverage of up to 150 times on bitcoin and ether and lower limits on smaller assets. The interface will be familiar to anyone who has used a major derivatives exchange: cross and isolated margin, hedge and one-way modes, attached take-profit and stop-loss orders, trailing stops and a demo account. A unified account allows a wider set of assets to be used as collateral. Depth on leading contracts is sufficient for typical retail positions, and it is thinner than on the top three venues for larger orders.
Copy trading
Copy trading is promoted heavily. Followers choose from ranked lead traders, review their return, drawdown, win rate and follower profit, and allocate funds with either a fixed amount or a proportional setting. Lead traders receive a share of profits, usually around a tenth. BloFin also lets users connect trading bots and signal services, including alerts from popular charting software, to execute strategies automatically. All the usual cautions apply: short histories mislead, leveraged strategies can lose everything quickly, and a lead trader's incentives are not identical to a follower's.
Spot and other products
A spot market with several hundred tokens is available, though it is secondary to futures in both liquidity and emphasis. Users can buy crypto with cards and bank transfers through third-party providers. Earn products pay interest on idle balances. The company has also released a self-custody wallet, which is separate from the exchange account.
Fees
Futures fees start at 0.02% for makers and 0.06% for takers. Spot fees start at 0.10% for both. VIP tiers based on volume or balance reduce these. New-user bonuses and fee rebates through affiliate links are widespread. As elsewhere, bonus credit can be used as margin and typically cannot be withdrawn, and the conditions for keeping any profit made with it are set out in terms that should be read first.
Verification and restricted regions
BloFin has allowed accounts to trade with basic or no identity verification up to a daily withdrawal limit, with higher limits after full checks. That has made it popular with traders who cannot or prefer not to complete full verification elsewhere. It has also attracted users from countries where the platform says it does not offer services, including the United States, and such users risk having accounts restricted if the terms are enforced. Policies of this kind have tightened across the industry, and they may tighten here.
Regulatory position
The exchange cites a money services business registration with FinCEN in the United States and registrations or licences in a small number of other jurisdictions. It is not authorised by a major financial regulator to offer derivatives to retail customers. Leveraged crypto derivatives are restricted or banned for retail investors in several countries, and using an offshore platform does not change a user's own legal position.
Custody and reserves
BloFin states that it uses institutional custody technology from a well-known provider, holds assets one to one, and publishes proof of reserves that is verified through a third-party blockchain analytics platform, with reserve ratios above 100% for major assets. It also carries insurance arranged through its custody partner. No hack of the exchange has been reported. As a relatively young public platform, it has not yet been through an extended stress event.
Advantages and disadvantages
- Futures range: hundreds of perpetual contracts with flexible margin.
- Automation: copy trading plus bot and signal integrations.
- Custody: third-party custody technology and published reserves.
- Regulation: no significant licence for derivatives.
- Liquidity: less depth than leading derivatives exchanges.
- Risk: high leverage and influencer-driven marketing encourage overtrading.
Who is BloFin for?
BloFin is designed for experienced futures traders, strategy providers and their followers. It is not suited to beginners or to investors who want to buy and hold.
Verdict
BloFin provides a competent derivatives platform with good automation tools. For 2027 it remains an offshore venue with a limited track record. Trade with low leverage, treat copy trading as speculation, and keep on the platform only what you need.
BloFin review: compare the alternatives
This BloFin review is part of our Top 45 Cryptocurrency Exchanges in 2027 ranking. To compare, read the Bitkub review and the WOO X review.

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Live markets and charts
BloFin trading volume, last 30 days
Reported volume in BTC. Source: CoinGecko.
Live markets
Crypto
Forex
Crypto prices by CoinGecko. Forex figures are European Central Bank reference rates, updated once a day. The ticker is provided by TradingView.
Live crypto indicators
Daily closes, 120 days. RSI above 70 is conventionally read as overbought and below 30 as oversold. Indicators describe past prices and are not a forecast.
Risk warning: trading forex, CFDs, futures and crypto assets carries a high risk of losing money. This review is general information, not investment advice.