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By Muhaammaadd · Posted
DeFi functionalities like savings are exactly what CEXs need to grab the attention of the non crypto users... Plus using blockchain will further enhance the trust of customers. Bitget's are going about it the right way and savings are actually a good idea -
I couldn't help but think of traditional bank savings accounts at a time of market volatility and a notable decline in the entire cryptocurrency market, where money could be deposited and still earn interest. Imagine being able to save Bitcoin during a downturn, receive interest on it, and then profit twice over when it rises. It's far too dangerous to wait for ideal circumstances and then not have a way to protect your money and investments during market downturns. Putting in place programs similar to Bitget's May Savings Carnival on all cryptocurrency platforms might be a big help to traders shielding their assets from the erratic nature of the cryptocurrency market. Having such options available could have saved me from losing my investments three years ago, just after I made profits during the enormous bull market surge, as I can personally attest to. -
Dear @zappa_69, Retail clients can't trade most US ETFs because of the PRIIPS (Packaged retail and insurance-based investment products) regulation. All European and UK retail clients are subject to this. This regulation covers (inter alia): • Foreign Exchange (FX) Transactions • Over The Counter Derivatives • Exchange Traded Derivatives (including ETFs, ETCs & ETNs). As such, no retail client can trade on any of the above. Thanks, KoketsoIG
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BillTarrej
This might sound obvious but presumably the stock, indices etc listed as 'DFB' on the ProRealTime platform, specifally the time and sales section, show data from the Spreadbet trades rather than the underlying stock trades.
Secondly if this is the case this implies that the Spreadbet trades are taken on an exchange and shown here. Like traditional trading. I didnt think this was the case, i thought the trade was simply electronically made with the IG system, rather than actually buying 'spreadbets' off an exchange. If this is not the case then why are the individual trades listed on the time and sales
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