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Crypto
Digital networks and their assets
Crypto markets connect assets with different purposes, supply models and network designs. Price depends on demand, available liquidity, project developments and broader market sentiment.
500+ crypto instruments
Trading conditions
- Assets
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana
- Quote currency
- USDT
- Spot commission
- 0.024% of trade value
- Market
- 24/7; liquidity varies by asset
Spread and, when applicable, overnight financing are additional. The order form shows the estimated trade commission.
Explore the market
Bitcoin
A digital asset with a defined issuance schedule. Network adoption, supply and market demand provide context for BTC price movements.
Smart-contract networks
Ethereum, Solana and similar networks support applications. Network activity, updates and the use of their native tokens affect market expectations.
Other token projects
Tokens can serve payment, infrastructure or application functions. Their purpose, circulating supply and release schedule differ substantially.
What to consider
- A continuous market
- Crypto trades around the clock, including weekends. Continuous access does not mean liquidity is equally deep at every hour.
- The trading pair
- In BTC/USDT, BTC is the asset and USDT is the quote currency. Review the pair and the total order amount before submitting a trade.
- Liquidity and spread
- A narrow spread and sufficient market depth matter for execution. Smaller assets can react strongly to comparatively modest orders.
- Supply and project changes
- Token releases, network updates and security incidents can change expectations. Compare the circulating supply with the project’s issuance rules.
Market risks
Digital assets can experience rapid, substantial price changes. Limited liquidity, project failures, network incidents and changes in regulation add risks beyond price volatility. A quote in USDT also carries exposure to the quote asset.
Read the risk informationFrom an instrument to an order
Find an instrument
Open the market category, search by ticker or name, and add instruments to favourites to return to them quickly.
Check the market
Review the chart, timeframe, buy and sell quotes, and observation time. Check the trading session and distinguish a current quote from an older observation.
Prepare the order
Set the quantity and order type. Review the estimated costs, available margin and any stop-loss or take-profit settings before confirming.
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The terminal brings instrument search, charts, orders and portfolio management together. Open your personal account on a phone or computer to continue.