Bitcoin Forum

Is there any Forex exchange that let people trade Bitcoin?

Plus500 has Bitcoin, perhaps others as well.

You can trade BTC with leverage on at least btc-e.com, fxopen.com, FXCM (i think) as well as the ones listed here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Forex

You means forex broker who trade bitcoin?
i found this :
http://bit4x.com/
www.exmo.com/+cryptocurrency+exchange‎
https://1broker.com/

Yes fxopen is one of them
They allow for litecoin namecoin bitcoin pair trades with the US dollar
Buys and shorts
It has a bonus if your interested in it feel free to get back to me on it

Never come across one before. I just hope oanda will make it possible someday because they have added Bitcoin as one of the currencies in their converter. Anyway, if you are into leveraging on short and long position you could also try out https://btc.sx/

The kraken is available on Bloomberg Terminal.

btc-e seems to offer a good list of trading options. why not give them a try?

exchange is trade ... all bitcoin sell/buy are exchange.
simple.

Forex is an other word for stupid leverage system where you loose all your money, bro ...

Great news, I must have a look on it!!

www.1broker.com used to allow this
Maybe there are now others that do too

I don't recommend leverage unless you want to end up in debt... too risky.

I think and kraken has the same option

https://www.kraken.com/

I just signed up for 1broker.com ; that site looks like a gambling site then a forex exchange. Also, they don't allow Bitcoin trades.

I think the Gemini one by the Winkle Vii will be the most solid way to go and exchange coins like you are in nasdaq.

Debt? Brokers issue a margin call and then a stop out to avoid that. You'll just lose most of your deposit.

Several

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There's e-toro http://www.etoro.com/

They've added bitcoin some time ago:

https://openbook.etoro.com/markets/btc/overview/

You don't buy actual bitcoins there, is more like betting on the price, but if your goal is to make $ on trading, that doesn't make much difference.

It depends on how you set it, there is definitely scenarios where you can end up in debt, thats how they make money.

This seems to be a rather old thread, but if someone is till looking for something like this, then instead of an exchange, why not go for an anonymous forex broker which accepts Bitcoin and litecoin deposits (https://www.eifu.org/Trading/article_983_What-is-the-best-anonymous-forex-and-crypto-trading-platform.html).

I haven't tried many brokers but it seems like most of them are have BTC pairs.
But IMHO it is much safer to trade BTC to stablecoins on crypto exchanges. Forex brokers are usually asking yo fund your acc with BTC via BitPay and you have to trade BTC pairs on dollar account.
Also many brokers are work as so-called kitchens and your orders are not really broadcasted to the market. And all kitchens will probably accept BTC.
In this case you would have to choose between trading BTC inside your broker or use crypto exchange and trade with the other merket.
The safest method is pretty obvious but it is also important to mention that most forex brokers are registrated in offshore zones, so you even won't be able to get a decent legal support in case of any issues.

My hotforex uses bitcoin as deposit and for trading also. Gradually bitcoin is penetrating the forex market and gaining adoption there

Yes besides the local forex groups you can find companies like :-

Avatrade
A forex
CDF booker

I am not really that sure if Bitcoins is included , but yes they allow cryptocurrencies trading and besides this there are sites like:-

1booker.com

Allowing Bitcoins trading.
Please feel free to add other companies😊

Yes, at present there are endless options to operate bitcoins through Forex platforms, although most of them offer it as OTC, so you are not buying and selling "real" bitcoins, but rather bitcoin contracts, which can cause certain additional commissions that can make trading more expensive.

Perhaps my preferred platform to operate "real" Bitcoins in Forex is FxOpen, since it offers both the option to operate with cryptos and fiat currencies, all using bitcoin as the base currency.

i think you dont need forex exchange platform. There are many crypto exchange platforms that support margin trading with cryptocurrencies. you can open short long positions at them.

let’s move on to an example of a forex trade using bitcoin. First, you open a forex trading account with a broker who accepts bitcoins (like AvaTrade, eToro or Liteforex). Beyond the exchange rate fluctuations impacting profit and loss, there are other benefits and risks to consider before trading forex with bitcoin.

I have tried some exchanger in which I can trade some bitcoins and other coins so to lessen the damage that I've been experiencing right now. In trading and exchanging I'm using Darb (https://darbfinance.com/?=crowd) to exchange and trade my hodlings or earnings into some other coins or tokens. It may be a great help that we can finally get some profit although it's very little.

Yes so far, but it's good to check the security of the platform also and the review of customers, if it is legit or a scam. Those are really important questions that we need to have in mind everywhere but especially in the Crypto-World.

Yes, but they are asking for some forex in order to let the people trade like bitcoin. So I give darb in order they can trade some bitcoins or coins using it.

If you mean that any exchange with both forex and Cryptocurrencies then I think www.1broker.com is the best. However I am not able to know why exactly do you want the same because they are too absolutely separate things.  Moreover I would rather recommend not to trust any such exchanges with your forex account because it has some high complexities and formalities unlike cryptocurrrencies.

I had used 1broker but I faced many limitations and also felt confusing. Try MT5 I like that.

Inoex.exchange/en allows trading with different crypto-currencies.

Give a try to coinexx they are pretty good am using them for a long time without any issue; they offer MT5 as well for cryptos.