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You can now trade cryptocurrencies 7 days a week across all Trillion CapitalFx platforms.
Leverage for cryptocurrency pairs such as BTCUSD, ETHUSD, LTCUSD, and BCHUSD is set at 1:200 for clients registered with Raw Trading (excluding UK clients).
Unlike other asset classes (FX, Equities, CFDs on Commodities, etc.), the cryptocurrency market is primarily driven by retail speculators. With Trillion CapitalFx Cryptocurrency CFDs, you trade in a market free from central bank intervention, interbank dealers influencing order flow, or large pension funds affecting prices.
Price movements in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are primarily influenced by news and prevailing sentiment, such as the fear and greed of retail speculators. These shifts can result in significant intraday price swings, making Cryptocurrency CFDs an appealing option for aggressive and experienced day traders.
Trillion CapitalFx's Cryptocurrency CFD product allows traders to go long or short without actually holding the cryptocurrency. This provides exposure to cryptocurrency price changes without the security risks of storage or counterparty risk from exchanges. It is similar to trading Energy Futures, such as oil, rather than owning the physical commodity for price speculation.
Cryptocurrency CFDs
Facts
- 1:200 Leverage MetaTrader4/MT5
1:5 Leverage cTrader and TradingView - Trade the market 7 days a week
- Long or short
- FSA regulated
- No commissions
- REAL live support!
Bitcoin CFD Trading Example
Buying: BTCUSD
The gross profit on your trade is calculated as follows:
Opening Price
Closing Price
Gross Profit on Trade
Opening the Position
The price of Bitcoin CFD against the US Dollar is 3900.25/3910.25 and you decide to buy 2 contracts at 3910.25.
Closing the Position
One month later Bitcoin CFD has increased to 4200.50/4210.50 and you decide to take your profit by selling your 2 contracts at 4200.50 each.
How does Cryptocurrency
CFD trading work?
Bitcoin is a digital cryptocurrency whose value is driven by unique supply and demand factors. With a finite supply, Bitcoin's price tends to rise as demand increases.
Demand for Bitcoin comes from both speculative interests and practical uses, such as online purchases. Additionally, Bitcoin often reacts to market sentiment in traditional markets like equities and foreign exchange, typically rising during periods of negative sentiment.
Bitcoin CFD Trading Example
Buying: BTCUSD
The gross profit on your trade is calculated as follows:
Opening Price
Closing Price
Gross Profit on Trade
Opening the Position
The price of Bitcoin CFD against the US Dollar is 3900.25/3910.25 and you decide to buy 2 contracts at 3910.25.
Closing the Position
One month later Bitcoin CFD has increased to 4200.50/4210.50 and you decide to take your profit by selling your 2 contracts at 4200.50 each.