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If you want to send BTC without being exposed to variation of the price you have to hedge them
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I am using 1broker, simplefx they are enough for me both of them accepts BTC deposit and withdrawal. Why i am using 1broker? They have an option to copy successful traders so i am copying Snortex he is Legend you can check his profile   This month he seems to be %-1200 but it is not true. System doesn't count his open trades so please check his open trades below. When he close them he will be aroun %+2500 profit    I am copying him aroun %3 of my balance because sometimes he has 30-40 open trades at the sametime. I am also following his trades and when i think i have enough profit i close trades manually. When you copy a trade you have 2 options 1st is closing manuallay 2nd is waiting for the copied trader. Anyway i suggest you to check 1broker if you find my informations helpful you can register to 1broker with my referral link https://1broker.com/?r=39872 Kind regards, the images are not visible |
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At first I was skeptical about 1broker but now I think it's awesome.
they have achieved a solid and deserved trust over the years by aparently always treating their customers correctly |
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the "I take my initial investment out, everything now is profit" aproach is actualy more common for HYIPs, where you never know when you will have a 100% loss. In finance world it's more commom to move the stoploss to breakeven > everything now is profit
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what maintains prices close over the globe is arbitrageing. now arbitraging also has it's price, and lag. in some countries it cheaper to send money outside, in others more expensive.
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Not sure if this is called "CFD" though  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 |
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whales are kind of a myth. not that they do not exist, but them selling or buying wont move the market if there is noone following. who move the markets are the sharks  they join together and do pumps'n'dumps |
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you are requesting to be an insider in a market where insider trading is allowed?
that's not how it works lol
for the unprevilaged the best news monitor is the price
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Yes, I am aware that FPA is not in good standing with Instaforex, and I respect absolutely your decision to entrust your list of reliable brokers solely and exclusively in the edicts of Forex Peace Army. I personally am not in favor of believing in "absolute truths", especially when I have been interacting with hundreds of instaforex users who have had a great experience there over five years. I personally have withdrawn thousands of dollars there without any problem, and this is especially remarkable since everything has been achieved through its bonus program, without ever having invested a single dollar. Regarding etoro you are absolutely right. I had not realized that they do not accept bitcoin as a payment processor. Regards! I believe that you and hundreds never had problems. and we all know that ratings are problematic in the finance world. that's actualy the reason why I decided that FPA is the most trustworthy. that doesn't mean that they are always right. At the end, everybody has to do their own research and expirience. Regards |
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Wow! it seems that SimpleFX has been steadily gaining a prominent place among the Forex brokers involved in the cryptocurrency market. I see a special enthusiasm in SimpleFX for attracting new traders by giving many facilities for the potential investors.
For my part I have been quite loyal to Etoro and Instaforex over the years in the subject of Forex Trading (although in this thread these brokers have not deserved any confidence). While I recognize their laudable efforts to get involved in the crypto market, their efforts have still been very hesitant. Etoro already has six cryptos and just this September 3 added an addendum to its terms of service by which the trading of cryptos is already real and direct, being etoro only an intermediary. In this way they stop charging the fees they used to charge when implementing the trading of cryptos as CFDs.
In the case of Instaforex, they have just included Ripple among its crypto options (BTC, ETH, LTC and now XRP), but always as CFDs, with very expensive spreads, inefficient platform and high commissions. Nothing advisable for trading altcoins.
Etouro is not listed because they don't work with crypto deposits/withdraws Instaforex is marked as scam by ForexPeaceArmy: http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/forex-reviews/4257/www.instaforex.com |
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https://simplefx.com added BitcoinCash: 
Bitcoin Cash added as a deposit currency Our 5th crypto currency alongside Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dash and Ethereum No fees for processing payments Already available Bitcoin Cash available for Bitcoin holders If you had a Bitcoin balance on SimpleFX on July 31st, new Bitcoin Cash (BIC) account was added to your profile Your new BIC account is credited with the equivalent amount of Bitcoin Cash on a 1:1 basis Bitcoins held as a margin on orders during this day are credited with Bitcoin Cash as well
Three new symbols enabled for trading BCHUSD (Bitcoin Cash vs US Dollar) BCHBTC (Bitcoin Cash vs Bitcoin) USDKRW (US Dollar vs South Korean Won)
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crypto is basicly bubble trading. most enter at any point and hope they didn't buy the top.
If you are a skilled trader you can ride the waves on both of them
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I would to hear more or read more about that
The idea of this list is to give some options to chose from. everybody should do their own homework to make the ultimate decision. |
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@jag1969 @bitcoin-broker my list is first of based on http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/it's the most truted and independend Forex review page. Others are listed for beeing trusted by cryptocomunity; a trust which I don't consider too trustworthy but I am just listing the possibilities here. If you guys for example recomend a broker which the army warns about: http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/forex-reviews/12358/www.forexmart.comthan I can't take your recomendations too seriously. About FxOpen's registers for example, it's on the last part of thier page: FXOpen Markets Limited, a company duly registered in Nevis under the company No. C 42235. FXOpen is a member of The Financial Commission.
FXOpen AU Pty Ltd., a company authorised and regulated by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC). AFSL 412871 ABN 61 143 678 719.
FXOpen Ltd. a company registered in England and Wales under company number 07273392 and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (previously, the Financial Services Authority) under FCA firm reference number 579202.
besides beeing a well know, and long on the market broker it has many reviews on Forexpeacearmy. If you don't trust a broker like that you have to buy government bonds. I wont list small/new brokers unless they are comunity made like SimpleFX. And I wont list any broker which have warnings on Forexpeacearmy |
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 We've got some exciting news for you!Ethereum enabled as a deposit currency Our fourth one alongside Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dash No fees for processing payments Already available Two new cryptocurrency pairs added XRPUSD (Ripple vs US Dollar) ETCUSD (Ethereum Classic vs US Dollar) |
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Just wanna share my opinion. Why you not try Pepperstone? Strong regulation forex broker. BTC/USD only though. I'm a forex trader. The ideal condition to trade crypto in MT4 is, if you can get Islamic/ Swap Free account. Because if you dont, the swap will slowly eating your profit. It can be unbearable when you got your opened trade floating minus. Except if you want to daily trade and set your stop loss tight, but in my opinion, its dangerous based on crypto volatility. I really against to trade crypto using leverage. The volatility is dangerous even without any leverage (1:1). And, dont try to use technical indicator for crypto. Its useless in my opinion. But surely everyone has their own opinion. I'm not trying to be a smartass. Sorry if I offended somebody.  This topic is about trading Forex with Bitcoin as a funding method. Bitcoin-trading on forex brokers would be another topic. @jag1969 I'll still respond you, lot of text to respond in your post |
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Brokers with btc payment option - accounts based in fiat currency.
-Forextime global (not regulated/registered in Belize), min. deposit usd 5.
-Finpro trading (not regulated/located in England), min. deposit usd 100 (just for btc). Something particular with this broker is that they offer you a btc web wallet in your website.
-Just forex (not regulated/registered in Belize), no min. deposit.
-Fresh forex (not regulated/registered in Belize), no min. deposit.
-Tradeview (not regulated/registered in Cayman Island), min. deposit usd 100. You will need to use Uphold to fund or to withdraw with btc.
-Traders way (not regulated/registered in Dominica), min. deposit usd 10.
-AvaTrade (regulated in Ireland), min. deposit usd 100.
-Fibogroup (not regulated/registered in British Virgin Islands), no min. deposit.
-Forexmart (regulated in Cyprus), no min. deposit.
-Superforex (not regulated/registered in Belize), no min. deposit
This list is incomplete but i wanted just to do mention some brokers to begin to trade using btc as payment option. Don΄t forget that ewallet like Neteller, Skrill, Okpay accept btc deposits, too.
Brokers with btc payment option - account based in btc.
-1Broker (not regulated/registered in Marshall Island), no min. deposit, web trader.
-Whale Club (not regulated/located in Hong Kong), no min. deposit, web trader. They add Dash.
-Simplefx (not regulated/registered in Saint Vincent & Grenadines), no min. deposit, mt4.
-FxChoice (not regulated/registered in Belize), min. deposit usd 100, mt4.
-Evolve Markets (not regulated/registered in Saint Vincent & Grenadines), no min. deposit, mt4.
-CoinsBank (not regulated/registered in Belize/located in Scotland), no min. deposit, web trader.
where did you get that list from? Avatrade for example has NO Bitcoin deposit option. they have crypto CFDs. some people confuse things:  |
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