"Risk management, non-choice is fundamental"…BlockFin, first regular update launched in 2026

As the digital asset market trend shifts in 2026 from a focus on “simple trading” to “strategic execution and background,” the regular updates by global cryptocurrency exchange BlockFin have attracted much attention in response to this change.

In its first regular update in January, BlockFin introduced a large number of features that are practically helpful for strategic execution and risk management. The core of this update is to support take-profit and stop-loss functions in spot trading. Users can set target profit prices and loss limits simultaneously when opening a position, allowing strategies to execute automatically even without real-time monitoring.

At the same time, a new “K-line Spot Trading” feature was introduced, enabling direct trading on mobile candlestick charts. Users can open and close positions in real-time on a chart-based interface, achieving an intuitive trading process based on visual elements. Visual emphasis and real-time notification features for each position have also been enhanced.

Security and user convenience have been improved simultaneously. BlockFin has added login record queries and device management features to help manage unnecessary login devices.

The spot copy trading feature is also included in this update. Users can copy strategies from verified traders while setting their own take-profit and stop-loss levels in parallel, allowing individual risk management.

Industry experts believe that the significance of this update lies not only in the addition of new features but also in its structural improvement that considers users’ strategic processes and background. In the digital asset market, the standard for choosing an exchange is no longer “whether it has a certain feature,” but “how naturally that feature connects with my strategy.”

BlockFin stated, “The criteria for choosing an exchange are shifting beyond simply the number of tokens listed or the level of leverage offered, focusing instead on how features connect with user strategies. We plan to continue deepening a user experience design centered on strategic background rather than features throughout 2026.”

On the other hand, this trend is also becoming increasingly evident across the entire digital asset market. Some analysts believe that with the rise of individual users employing multiple strategies and the establishment of a fast trading trend centered on mobile devices, “risk management” is no longer optional but a fundamental element.