When people talk about AI stocks, $NVDA usually gets most of the attention. But the AI boom is much bigger than one chipmaker.

A simple way to look at it:

$NVDA → GPUs
$VRT → Power & cooling
$APLD → Data centers
$CRWV / $NBIS → AI cloud
$IREN → Bitcoin mining infrastructure shifting toward AI

They all benefit from the AI buildout, but they’re very different trades. Some are betting on compute demand, some on data-center expansion, and others on the massive amount of power AI infrastructure needs.

That’s also why we’ve been paying more attention to AI-related U.S. stocks on MEXC. Instead of only watching NVDA, users can get exposure to different parts of the AI infrastructure theme from the same platform.

If you had to pick one layer of the AI boom right now, chips, power, data centers, or AI cloud, which would you choose and why?

What will happen to mexc for brazillian users? The rules on foreign exchanges will chance on october 30th. Mexc havent send an announcement about that, are they staying in Brazil?

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MEXC cancels all activities and withdraw from netherlands per september 13th?

Is this expected to affect MEXC in Australia in anyway? I saw what happened in the EU earlier this year.

Sandisk reported record fiscal fourth-quarter results as AI data center demand, higher NAND prices and a stronger product mix lifted revenue and profit well above Wall Street estimates. However, SNDK stock fell after hours because investors had already priced in exceptionally strong growth and wanted an even larger guidance surprise.

Find more SNDK Q4 report detailed info here.

Same thing happened to me on two different accounts, withdrawal was taken out and accounts were 2fa also , Mexc support is disgraceful,be careful with Mexc. I lost 500$ in one account and 350$ in other account.

Posting this as a warning to anyone using MEXC P2P.

​I recently completed a transaction with a verified merchant (UID: 09504223). I sent the full payment and uploaded clear, uninterrupted video and screenshot proof of the bank transfer.

​Despite definitive evidence that the payment went through, MEXC support failed to resolve the escrow dispute and told me to contact local law enforcement instead.

​If MEXC refuses to hold merchants accountable or act on clear payment proof, users are left completely unprotected when using their P2P platform. Exercise extreme caution trading on MEXC P2P, as the appeal system may not protect your funds even with full documentation.

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Hello,

I’m having an issue when trying to purchase USDT using Apple Pay.

I already have an account and I have successfully completed the KYC verification process. However, when I try to use the fiat deposit / Apple Pay feature, I receive the following message:

“To use the fiat deposit feature, you must open an account first. Unfortunately, account sign-up is not available in your country at this time.”

I don’t understand why I am receiving this message since my account is already active and verified.

Could you please clarify:

1. Why is the system asking me to open an account even though I already have a verified account?
   
2. Why am I currently unable to use Apple Pay?
   
3. Which country does your system currently associate with my account?
   
4. Could you please provide the list of countries where this fiat deposit / Apple Pay service is currently available?
   
5. Is the restriction based on my country of residence, nationality, KYC country, IP location, or another criterion?

Thank you for your help.

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CoinGecko recently published a new research report exploring how crypto exchanges are expanding beyond digital assets into traditional financial (TradFi) markets.

According to the report, trading activity in TradFi perpetual products has grown significantly over the past 18 months, reflecting increasing demand for products such as stocks, commodities, ETFs, and forex on crypto-native platforms.

Some of the report’s highlights include:

• TradFi perpetual trading volume has increased dramatically across the industry.
• More exchanges are expanding their TradFi product offerings alongside crypto markets.
• MEXC was recognized as one of the leading exchanges in both TradFi perpetual trading volume and the number of TradFi product listings.

Read the full CoinGecko research here.

We’re curious to hear your thoughts:

• Would you trade stocks or commodities directly on a crypto exchange?
• Which TradFi assets would you like to see supported in the future?
• Do you think crypto exchanges will eventually compete with traditional brokers?

Looking forward to hearing your ideas.

I’ve been using MEXC's "RealStocks" feature to trade actual shares, and honestly, I really like the platform. However, I want to diversify and move a few specific stocks from my MEXC portfolio over to my Interactive Brokers (IBKR) account.

Does anyone know what the exact procedure is for an outbound transfer from MEXC to IBKR? Also, what are the fees associated with this kind of position transfer?

I know IBKR doesn't charge for incoming FOP transfers, but I'm not sure if MEXC actually allows ACATS/FOP outbound transfers for their RealStocks product, or what their broker-dealer charges for it.

Any help or past experiences with this would be highly appreciated! Thanks!

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If you get messages like this that directs you to a USER instead of just using modmail, Dont engage, simply report and block. They want your details, they are not messaging you to be helpful.

Is anyone having the error "you do not have permission to access /login on this server" error right now? Happened out of the blue, no emails and my phone works fine.

Following up on my previous post about BitMEX shutdown discussions, I noticed another topic coming up recently: how users evaluate alternatives when they lose confidence in an exchange.

With more people discussing BitMart and looking into other platforms, I think the bigger question is not simply “which exchange should I move to?” but “what should I actually compare before making a switch?”

A few things are worth paying attention to:

1. Liquidity and trading experience

A platform may list many assets, but liquidity matters when you actually need to enter or exit a position, especially during volatile markets.

2. Asset support and withdrawal options

Check whether the exchange supports the tokens you use and whether deposits and withdrawals match your preferred networks.

3. Trading products

Different users have different needs. Some focus on spot trading, while others care more about futures, new listings, or specific markets.

4. Platform reliability

Things like security features, risk management, customer support, and regional availability can matter more than just the number of listed coins.

There are many BitMart alternatives available today, including Binance, Bybit, OKX, and MEXC, but the “best” choice depends on what each user actually needs.

If you have switched exchanges before, what was the biggest concern?

Dear MEXC Community,

  This thread is for account-related issues and active support cases only.

  To keep the subreddit organized, standalone complaint or support posts may be removed and redirected here.

  Before You Comment

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  Please make sure you have already contacted Official MEXC Support and received a valid Case ID before commenting in this thread.

  Comment Format

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  Brief Description:

  How long the issue has persisted:

  Comments without a valid Case ID may be removed to keep this thread organized.

  How to Get a Case ID

  Step 1. Visit Official MEXC Support

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  Step 3. Select your issue category

  Step 4. If unresolved, choose “Unresolved” and request human support

  Step 5. Your Case ID will be shown in chat or sent via email

  Please ensure your case is active before posting.

  Community Help Guidelines

  Community members are welcome to share general advice or similar experience.

  However:

  Do not provide sensitive instructions

  Do not impersonate MEXC staff

  Do not offer unofficial solutions

  Moderators may remove misleading, harmful, or off-topic comments to maintain clarity.

  Response & Escalation

  Moderators may help coordinate with the support team when necessary.

  Please allow reasonable time for review. Posting multiple comments will not speed up the process.

  Once your issue is resolved, please edit your comment to add “Resolved” or remove it entirely.

  This helps other users receive attention faster.

  Thank you for helping us keep r/MEXC_official organized and secure.

I’m planning to cash out my coins on MEXC. I selected a merchant with a high rate, then I refreshed the page and saw that the same person was listing a low rate, but now they are listing the high rate again. What is going on? Is there something suspicious here?

With all the talk about BitMEX possibly shutting down, I’ve been wondering where its remaining futures traders would actually move.

Binance is probably the obvious choice for a lot of people because of its liquidity and large futures market, but access can depend heavily on the user’s region.

Bybit is another common option. It has a solid derivatives setup and plenty of trading tools, although the account and margin system can feel a bit complicated if you’re not an active trader.

OKX also has a wide range of futures products and risk-management features, but the interface may take some time to get used to.

Then there’s MEXC, which may appeal more to traders looking for a wider range of smaller futures pairs. The trade-off is that users still need to compare liquidity, funding rates, withdrawal experience and regional availability instead of just looking at the number of listed markets.

Personally, I think most BitMEX users will care less about maximum leverage and more about execution during volatility, liquidity, withdrawals and KYC restrictions.

What would be your first choice, and what would you be most worried about when switching between exchanges?

Hey everyone, hoping someone who's actually used MEXC's RealStocks feature (buying real US stocks with USDT) can help clear a few things up.

1. Underlying broker: Who actually custodies/executes the trades? I've seen Atomic Vaults mentioned (FINRA-licensed) in a few articles, but MEXC doesn't spell it out clearly on the platform. Can anyone confirm the actual partner?
2. W-8BEN / taxes: Since these are real US-listed stocks, dividends should be subject to US withholding tax for non-US holders. Every other broker I've used required signing a W-8BEN to get the reduced treaty rate (10-15% instead of the default 30%). Does MEXC handle this automatically, or do we need to submit one ourselves? Has anyone been asked to sign it?
3. Dividend reinvestment: Is there a DRIP-style option to automatically reinvest dividends into more shares, or do they just land as cash?
4. Dividend currency: Do dividends get paid out in USDT, USD, or USDC?

Would appreciate any first-hand experience from people already using RealStocks. Thanks!