HTX
HTX (formerly Huobi) is a long-standing exchange that has seen declining market share in recent years. While it still offers a broad product suite, concerns around leadership changes, reduced liquidity, and regulatory uncertainty have impacted user confidence.
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Is HTX Available in Australia?
HTX has an AUSTRAC-registered Australian entity, HBGL PTY LTD, registered under the AML/CTF Act 2006. The local registration mainly enables compliant OTC conversion between USDT/USDC and fiat (including AUD), rather than a fully integrated AUD on-ramp on the main exchange. Australian residents should treat HTX as a global exchange with limited direct AUD support, and confirm current local product availability and AUSTRAC status on the AUSTRAC public register before funding. ASIC consumer protection rules apply to any derivatives or leveraged products.
Pros
- Long operating history since 2013
- Wide range of trading products and services
- Reasonable fee structure with token-based discounts
Cons
- Significant decline in trading volume and liquidity
- Frequent leadership and ownership changes
- Regulatory status unclear in most jurisdictions