Can a Single Crypto Exchange Handle All Your Trades? Zoomex Thinks So
Zoomex, a crypto exchange with over 3 million users, is expanding into a platform for traditional assets and AI-driven trading.
Traders can now access Nvidia shares, ETFs, and commodities on Zoomex, a platform that previously focused on crypto derivatives.
The expansion comes as traditional-asset trading on crypto platforms hit a record $1.45 trillion in the first half of 2026.
Zoomex’s new offerings include stock contracts, which are derivatives that provide price exposure without share ownership.
Unified trading accounts
Zoomex is consolidating spot and derivatives trading into a single Trading Account, allowing users to manage all positions from one place.
The platform lists more than 590 perpetual contracts and 700 trading pairs, covering a wide range of assets.
Users can trade these contracts 24/7 with USDT settlement and leverage, but they do not receive shareholder rights.
AI agents join the trade
Zoomex is integrating AI tools to automate trading decisions, allowing software to place orders on behalf of users.
The Strategy Center lets traders backtest historical performance, while grid bots and copy trading follow preset strategies.
Five years from now, exchanges will compete for AI agents acting on behalf of users.
Risks of a single account
The all-in-one model introduces complex risks, including the potential for losses on one position to affect collateral for others.
Zoomex offers savings products and a Launchpad for new tokens, but these can lock up funds and carry their own risks.
The exchange publishes proof-of-reserves disclosures and has completed a web-platform penetration test by Hacken.
CoinGecko rates Zoomex 7/10 for trust, though it assesses the platform’s spot liquidity as Low.
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