YieldHow safe is Bitunix,
really?
Instead of a vague 'trusted' badge, we grade Bitunix on five concrete, checkable criteria — each with sources. Here's exactly how it scores.
Criterion by criterion, with sources
- ✗
Regulation
No licence from a financial regulator found. Bitunix's legal statement names no licence or regulator, and it does not serve the US, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong or the UAE. Money-services registrations in the US and Canada reported by review sites would not change this: they are anti-money-laundering registrations, not licences. Source 1 → Source 2 →
- ✓
Proof-of-Reserves
Merkle-tree proof of reserves with an open-source verifier. The audit of 1 September 2026: BTC 135%, ETH 108%, USDT 104%. Published by Bitunix itself; no USDC ratio is shown. Source →
- ✓
Flexible withdrawal
Easy Earn flexible products can be redeemed at any time; fixed terms (e.g. USDT 180 days) are separate products. Source →
- ✗
Insurance Fund
Bitunix advertises "1:1 reserves + $5M insurance". A $5M cover is far below the $100M this check requires, and we found no public protection fund of that size. Source →
- ✓
Track record (2+ years incident-free)
Operating since 2021. We found no hack or loss of client funds on record. Source 1 → Source 2 →
Current earn rates on Bitunix
| Asset | Rate | Type |
|---|---|---|
| TRX | 3.5 % | flexible |
| SOL | 2.6 % | flexible |
| USDT | 2.53 % | flexible |
| ATOM | 2.32 % | flexible |
| NEAR | 2.05 % | flexible |