Bullish Review 2026

The Bullish record for GI traders — registrations on file, the fee schedule, and the Oracl8 verdict.

Regulation in GI

Regulator GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) — GFSC (Gibraltar DLT)
Licence NumberRegistered
Regulated EntityBullish (GI) Limited
Max Leverage1:1
Max Leverage (Crypto)1:1
Minimum Deposit$0
Taker Fee0.1%
Listed Coins & Pairs60+
PlatformsWeb, API
Copy Trading
Spot Ownership
Inactivity feeNo inactivity fee

Verdict

On file with GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) under licence Registered. Opening figure $0. Leverage in GI capped at 1:1.

About Bullish

On the record, Bullish traces to 2021, based in Cayman Islands. Its book runs to 60 coins and trading pairs — the major cryptocurrencies alongside stablecoins and altcoins. Bullish trades publicly on the NYSE:BLSH. Its registrations span several jurisdictions, with the primary licence held by Bullish (GI) Limited under GFSC (Gibraltar DLT).

Within GI, Bullish runs as Bullish (GI) Limited, cleared by GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) under licence Registered. That caps a GI trader at 1:1 on crypto derivatives, per GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) rules.

Trading Platforms

Web
Web — proprietary platform, available on web and mobile
API
API — proprietary platform, available on web and mobile

Pros

  • GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) regulated — licence Registered
  • 60+ coins & pairs listed
  • Negative balance protection in GI
  • Platforms: Web, API

Cons

  • No inactivity fee
  • 0% of retail clients lose money
  • Derivatives trading — you may not custody the underlying coin
  • No spot withdrawal / custodial only

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bullish regulated?

On file, Bullish carries GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) licence Registered, held by the regulated entity Bullish (GI) Limited — a live registration you can pull up on the official GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) public register.

What is the minimum deposit for Bullish in GI?

The opening figure is $0 — what it takes to fund a live account for a GI trader operating under GFSC (Gibraltar DLT).

What leverage does Bullish offer in GI?

For GI, the GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) rules hold Bullish to 1:1 on crypto derivatives. An offshore-registered entity may list a higher ceiling.

Is Bullish safe to trade with?

Under GFSC (Gibraltar DLT), Bullish must segregate client funds, carry negative balance protection and submit to independent audit. None of that removes market risk, but it is real investor protection on the record.

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0% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading crypto derivatives with Bullish.

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