As the price of Bitcoin breaks through the historical high in 2025, a global regulatory storm suddenly arises. Multiple centralized trading platforms have been blocked, restricted or user assets have been frozen, causing market panic. In this turbulent situation, an emerging platform called XBIT Exchange(Cryptocurrency) decentralized exchange has quickly become the focus of investors, with a surge in trading volume, becoming a safe haven for Bitcoin investors in a short period of time.

Article source: Coin World

   As global regulation tightens, traditional platforms frequently fail
   In March this year, the US SEC launched an investigation into several mainstream crypto platforms, and Japan's financial regulator also stated that it would comprehensively investigate the compliance issues of all platforms involved in Bitcoin transactions. At the same time, medium-sized trading platforms such as CoinTide and UltraX have successively announced "suspension of service", and tens of millions of dollars of user assets have been frozen overnight.Many incidents have caused investors to rethink a core question: Are centralized platforms really safe?

   True free trade: decentralized solutions are back in the spotlight
   In the past few years, the discussion about "decentralized exchanges" (DEX) has never stopped, but due to the high threshold of use and poor experience, it was once regarded as a "toy for geeks". Today, with regulatory pressure and user awakening, DEX has begun to truly return to the center of the stage. Among them, XBIT decentralized exchange has become the most eye-catching. As a trading platform based on automatic matching of on-chain smart contracts, it does not custody user assets, does not involve manual review, and does not require KYC, truly achieving "self-control of funds, transparent transactions, and no central risk". On the XBIT platform, users use their own encrypted wallets to directly complete the transaction process. From asset entry and exit to order execution, the entire process is auditable, verifiable, and cannot be tampered with.

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   Popular Science: What is a decentralized exchange? It is safer than you think
   A decentralized exchange refers to a trading system that runs on the blockchain and does not rely on any third-party custody of assets. Its operating logic is:
All operations are automatically executed based on code and cannot be tampered with
   User funds are always in their own wallets and are not "deposited" on the platform
   The platform cannot close user accounts or transfer funds
   The transaction process can be publicly queried and is completely transparent
   XBIT Exchange(Cryptocurrency) decentralized trading platform is a representative of such a system. It currently supports direct trading of multiple mainstream assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, etc., and plans to launch cross-chain trading support in the near future.
   Why is everyone turning to DEX?
   According to a report by DataLink, an on-chain tracking platform, the usage rate of decentralized exchanges has increased by as much as 275% since March 2025. Among them, more than 40% of active users chose to switch to DEX after experiencing centralized platform blockades, asset freezes or high fees.
"I used traditional platforms for five years, but after my funds were frozen for no reason, I realized that 'decentralization' is not a slogan, but a way of survival." Marlin, a Bitcoin investor from Berlin, Germany, said.

   At present, the average daily number of new wallet addresses of XBIT Exchange(Cryptocurrency) decentralized exchange exceeds 5,000, and the number of monthly transactions has increased by 320% compared with the same period last year, which has quietly surpassed the activity of some traditional platforms.

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   Data transparency and global deployment, what are the advantages of VIT?
   The platform adopts a global node architecture to avoid the systemic risks of "server being seized" or "platform running away". In addition, it has also innovatively introduced the "on-chain risk scoring" mechanism, and each transaction has undergone real-time security testing to ensure the safety of user assets.
   At the same time, its operation interface is also being continuously optimized. Compared with the complex operation logic of early decentralized platforms, XBIT provides functions such as "one-click ordering" and "wallet synchronization scan code login", which lowers the threshold for use and attracts a large number of small and medium-sized investors.

   Conclusion: A new era of Bitcoin requires a new order
   When Bitcoin enters the public eye, it is no longer "exclusive to hackers" but a "global asset allocation tool", and our requirements for the trading environment should also be upgraded accordingly. Decentralization is no longer an idealistic romance, but a rigid demand of the market.

   Against the backdrop of the constant turmoil in global exchanges, new platforms like XBIT provide new answers for the safe circulation of Bitcoin and a wider range of digital assets.