BTC. Since the inception of crypto trading, there has been a significant rise in those who are into forex trading and even some forex brokers accept bitcoin as a payment method.
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I would like to know how else Bitcoin has affected forex trading and what the growth of forex trading would have been like if Bitcoin had never existed
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You have overly mixed conceptualized a lot of things as regards to your words arrangements which made me to read your first sentence three times before I could figure out the point you were trying to make in your statement.
But then also you did a good job in the last paragraph with single usage of the word bitcoin instead of the over usage of cryptocurrencies in your first paragraph.
Now back to the discussion, let me assume that you mean to say the effect of Bitcoin on forex trading, well for as much as I know, bitcoin is just trading pier in the forex market, because, in some exchanges that have multiple piers such as Bitcoin and other national currency at that point, Bitcoin will stand as liquidity against the national currency e.g USD, EURO and the rest of them, so at that you shouldn't border so much as a trader on the effect of one asset against the other if you already know how to focus your market analysis and the right asset to hold at every point.
Let me mention the word cryptocurrencies since I want to talk about other digital currencies which are available on the stock market also, and the bone of contention in many cases was the weaker national currencies that are affected by high inflation base the blame game on bitcoin and other digital currencies as being bad actors against the value.
Forex trading in general has recorded a higher percentage of adoption alongside Bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency market, and many traditional commodities are also align it themselves to that concept of changes in the market system, so in all ways we are both good to collaborate none need to kill the other.