A simple and easy way to trade cryptos

The purchase of real crypto assets is an unregulated service and is not covered by any specific regulatory framework. If crypto assets are purchased on a real basis and not traded as a CFD you will not benefit from the protections available to clients receiving regulated investment services, such as access to investor compensation schemes or dispute resolution services.

Trade leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and more

Trading on Crypto Assets

As they are something relatively new, there are a lot of definitions and interpretations. Generally speaking, cryptocurrencies represent a decentralised application for payments. It is decentralised because, instead of being emitted and governed by a single country, they are supported by thousands of independent servers around the world. These servers’ main purpose is to verify the ongoing transactions, add them to the public ledger (the blockchain), and create the new coins.

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CFDs on Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrencies are virtual currencies that are not issued or backed by a central bank or government. Cryptocurrency CFDs allow investors to speculate on a change in the price of a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. They have experienced significant price volatility which, in combination with leverage, places you at risk of suffering significant losses and potentially losing more than you have invested. You should be aware of the risks involved and fully consider whether investing in cryptocurrency CFDs is appropriate for you.

Crypto wallets

When you trade via CFD broker you don’t require for one to have a crypto wallet in order to trade cryptocurrencies. You never own actual cryptocurrencies.

Risks of trading Crypto CFDs

Cryptocurrency CFDs are an extremely high-risk, speculative investment. The risks involve:

Price volatility: The value of cryptocurrencies, and therefore the value of CFDs linked to them, is extremely volatile. They are vulnerable to sharp changes in price due to unexpected events or changes in market sentiment.

Leverage: Leverage multiplies your losses and potential profits, and can have a significant impact on fees. It also places you at risk of losing more than your initial investment.

Costs: Costs tend to be higher than for our other CFD products. These include the spread (the difference between the prices at which we offer to buy or sell a CFD position) and funding charges.

Price transparency: When compared with currencies, there can be more significant variations in the pricing of cryptocurrencies used to determine the value of your CFD position.