Mettalex's latest blogs

Explore the pros and cons of meme coins and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) in the 2025 crypto market. Learn how platforms like Mettalex support both speculative and stable DeFi trading.

Understand Bitcoin’s potential as a hedge asset and see how Mettalex enables futures, options, and cross-chain tools for effective crypto risk management.

Explore crypto swapping, its risks like high fees & security threats, and best practices for safe, cost-effective exchanges. Learn about CEXs vs. DEXs and how Mettalex offers secure cross-chain swaps.

Understand why crypto markets are volatile and discover smart strategies to trade successfully. Protect your capital, seize profits, and gain confidence in unpredictable conditions.

Crypto options give you the right to buy or sell assets at set prices. Explore how DeFi enables automated, transparent, non-custodial options trading for any user.

The second quarter of 2025 has been a defining period for Mettalex, marked by notable improvements to the user interface, enhanced technical capabilities, and the official release of our vision for agent-based trading. Below is a summary of what we shipped across the platform.

Peer-to-peer (P2P) trading in cryptocurrency is changing the way digital assets are exchanged by eliminating the middleman. Instead of going through a centralized exchange or broker, P2P trading allows individuals to trade directly with each other on their terms. This direct approach aligns closely with the decentralization ethos of cryptocurrencies, giving users more control and privacy in their transactions. In this blog, we will explore what P2P trading means, how it compares to traditional trading, why it matters for crypto enthusiasts, and how Mettalex leverages P2P trading as a decentralized exchange (DEX) to create a more efficient trading experience.

In today's fast-paced markets, trading has evolved beyond human capabilities. The rise of algorithmic trading shows that computers, rather than people, now execute a majority of trades. Quick Stat: 60% to 73% of U.S. stock trading volume comes from automated algorithms.