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Another Advance algorithm innovation #Ranzo Protocol hit the Bitget Pre-market trading. an over-the-counter (OTC) platform that specializes in providing a marketplace for new coins before their official listing. The unique features facilitates peer-to-peer trading between buyers and sellers, allowing them to acquire coins at optimal prices and secure liquidity in advance. Think of it as a sneak peek into the crypto world, where you can grab tokens before they become widely available. Ranzo protocol is an innovative platform that aims to revolutionize the way users trade cryptocurrencies. By utilizing a unique algorithm, Ranzo protocol provides a decentralized environment for traders to execute trades more efficiently and securely. This protocol ensures transparency and trust in transactions, making it a reliable option for users looking to engage in trading activities. One of the key advantages of the Ranzo protocol is its high level of security. The decentralized nature of the platform eliminates the risks associated with traditional centralized exchanges, such as hacks and theft. Users can have peace of mind knowing that their assets are protected by a robust security system. Additionally, the Ranzo protocol offers fast transaction speeds and low fees, making it an attractive option for users who want to execute trades quickly and cost-effectively. The platform's advanced algorithm enables swift processing of transactions, resulting in a smooth trading experience for users. The combination of the Ranzo protocol's advanced technology, security features, and trading benefits, along with Bitget's reputable platform, makes joining pre-market trading on the listing date a compelling opportunity for users seeking to enhance their trading experience and maximize their investment potential. -
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joek
hi, I have been trading both UK & US stocks in excess of 3 trades per month for both types of trade. When I just traded UK trades 3 or more times a month I benefitted from the reduced commission per trade of £3 but I noticed not the 0% commission for US trades. My question is whether I must definitely make 3 or more trades of both US & UK stocks in order to benefit from reduced £3 commission UK stocks. I saw some guidance indicating the need to make 10 or more trades per month for the lowest commissions but there was no indication of how that would work. As I'm aware IG makes money off the currency exchanges involved in buying US stocks in Sterling it makes sense that one would have to trade US stocks to benefit from the 0 rate commissions. So, does anyone know if it's necessary to make 3 UK sterling trades per month in addition to the US commission to avoid reverting to £15 per trade commission in the following month?
I'd be grateful if someone could clarify.
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