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Title: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Robbert_b on September 25, 2017, 11:21:20 AM
Hi,
I heard there is a possibility to trade all the major cryptos in cfd companies that also offers trading commodities and indices in one platform,
somebody has experience with trading cfd's on cryptos to share ?


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Alextime on September 25, 2017, 11:47:56 AM
Hi,
I heard there is a possibility to trade all the major cryptos in cfd companies that also offers trading commodities and indices in one platform,
somebody has experience with trading cfd's on cryptos to share ?
Never heard about that. But maybe some exchanges want to make cfd on bitcoin or ethereum


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Domp1 on September 25, 2017, 01:05:47 PM
plus500 trader


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Robbert_b on September 25, 2017, 01:37:12 PM
are you trading with plus500 ? i heard bad comments on them.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: capoeira on September 25, 2017, 03:43:51 PM
caution with plus500: http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/forex-reviews/5374/www.plus500.com

here are some options to trade crypto cfds: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=716530.0

there are other brokers who have crypto pairs but no crypto deposit option like Avatrade


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Robbert_b on September 27, 2017, 02:43:54 PM
i have friend that deposited to https://fxpmarkets.com/ (https://fxpmarkets.com/) in bitcoins, anyone else is trading with them ?


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Serpens66 on September 27, 2017, 05:59:17 PM
I tried "simplefx" and I like the interface and spreads. Not sure if this is called "CFD" though :D
You deposit bitcoin or ether, no fiat, and can specualte with cryptos and also other values like EUR/USD or Oil.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: capoeira on September 27, 2017, 06:08:45 PM
Not sure if this is called "CFD" though :D


if it's not an exchange, it's a CFD; meaning there is no real trading going on. you are buying a contract which price follows an index


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Loui on November 01, 2017, 12:15:10 PM
Hi,
I heard there is a possibility to trade all the major cryptos in cfd companies that also offers trading commodities and indices in one platform,
somebody has experience with trading cfd's on cryptos to share ?
Hey there, I've found a really good platform, they represent a bunch of cryptos, even such as Dash and Ripple so for sure you will find one for you. Good leveraging and low fees of 0.03%. They have pretty good education regarding cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies in general.
For now, they seem professionals in what they do.
Check them, Intelligent Capital.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Mr_Phil on December 06, 2017, 12:10:39 PM
I actually took a lead from the guy in this thread and went to Intelligent-c.com. They are good. Making profit, considering investing a larger amount. Trading CFDs on Cryptos, Commodities and Indices from the same account. Works very fine to back up one trade with another.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: medsi2 on December 06, 2017, 01:29:35 PM
Hi,
I heard there is a possibility to trade all the major cryptos in cfd companies that also offers trading commodities and indices in one platform,
somebody has experience with trading cfd's on cryptos to share ?

Maybe you should check simpleFX

I used it for a bit of time and I never had any kind of problem with their service.
By the way I suggest you to not use CFD if you don't have any experience. CFD are very risky and you could lose lot of money.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Domp1 on December 06, 2017, 01:57:19 PM
SO in the End i am not really recommending plus 500. The interface is quite nice but all in all they are switching between margins all the time and making it really hard to earn some money there. Or mabye its just me who is always betting on the wrong side :D


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: adlcrows on September 06, 2018, 05:51:56 AM
Well you can trade cryptocurrencies through CFDs. In fact I have been trading them with Coinexx for quite some time. Great spreads, amazing liquidity, no slippage and you can trade BTC, ETH, LTC, XRP and BCH. Personally I prefer trading cryptos through CFDs rather than direct trading due to security concerns and also you can buy/sell them much more quickly since you don’t actually own them so even if some cryptos are not as liquid it wouldn’t be much of a concern. And whether the markets is in an upswing or downswing you can profit  no matter what by buying and selling accordingly.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: Torontello on September 06, 2018, 10:53:03 AM
Hi,
I heard there is a possibility to trade all the major cryptos in cfd companies that also offers trading commodities and indices in one platform,
somebody has experience with trading cfd's on cryptos to share ?

You can use IG.com. They have CDF on ETH and BTC.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: metribitcoin on September 18, 2018, 09:21:31 AM
CFD trading on crypto pair is more risk than spot trading on the crypto exchange because we use leverage, but the good thing is we can make profit in bearish trend by make open potition sell.  For begginer trader is better learn how to trade CFD in demo account first, and MetaTrader  is good platform for trading activity because there are many tool of trading.


Title: Re: CFD trading on Crypto ?
Post by: wayancrypto on October 03, 2018, 01:10:22 AM
I did it on the broker called FX open and Weltrade, and i been loss because use too high leverage. Trade CFD the same like trading futures like on the Bitmex platform.  This kind of trading is not suitable for beginner, and for newbies is better first learn how to trade crypto on the exchanges that called spot trading, or trading stocks on the securitas platform. According to analysis  about 80% trader loss money on the CFD trading so newbies better jump in to spot trading first to avoid margin call.