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Liquidity for Cryptocurrency: Depth, Spreads and Slippage

Liquidity for cryptocurrency is the ability to buy or sell a specified quantity without a substantial change in execution price. It belongs to a trading pair, venue and moment, rather than to a coin in isolation. Bitcoin and Ether can trade

22.09.2026

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Perpetual Futures Crypto vs CFDs: Costs, Leverage, and Regulation in 2026

Crypto perpetual futures and crypto CFDs are leveraged derivatives for speculating on price movements of digital assets. In 2026, regulatory changes in both the United States and the European Union collapsed the boundary between these two derivative contracts, creating the clearest cost, custody, and compliance comparison in five years. Key Takeaways What a Crypto Perpetual Future Is – and Why It Is Not a Dated Future Perpetual futures are designed to accommodate the volatile crypto market. Unlike traditional futures contracts that settle on a set expiry date, perpetual futures have no expiration date. Positions can be held indefinitely without rollovers, eliminating […]

17.06.2026

Perpetual Futures Crypto vs CFDs: Costs, Leverage, and Regulation in 2026

AI Trading Bots in 2026: Regulations, Risks & What Brokers Must Offer

AI trading bot regulation in 2026: what brokers actually have to do By 2026, regulators treat AI trading bots as a form of algorithmic trading rather than a novelty — the obligations attach to the automated activity, not the “AI” label. In the EU, MiFID II Article 17 and RTS 6 require firms running automated strategies to notify their regulator, test their systems and keep detailed order records, while crypto-asset bots fall under MiCA. The UK’s FCA applies the same standards through MAR 7A, and its August 2025 multi-firm review pressed firms on governance and stress-testing. Australia’s ASIC is moving to […]

29.04.2026

AI Trading Bots in 2026: Regulations, Risks & What Brokers Must Offer

What Is CFD Brokerage? Business Model, Rules and Market Outlook

CFD trading market updates in 2026 point to four forces shaping brokerage strategy at once: fast growth in retail CFD volumes, a regional shift with APAC driving expansion, tighter and more fragmented regulation, and higher volatility from geopolitics and platform technology such as AI and mobile trading. For brokerage executives, heads of trading, and fintech founders expanding or modernizing CFD operations, these shifts affect platform choice, risk controls, product mix, and market-entry decisions across regions. CFDs are leveraged products whose value tracks an underlying asset such as equities, indices, FX, commodities, crypto, or stock CFDs, and they are used to trade […]

18.03.2026

CFD Trading Market Updates: How Traders Are Reshaping Global Markets

Cross-Platform Trading: Why Multi-Platform Sync is the Future for Brokers

Today’s traders move fluidly between desktop, web, and mobile. They research on one interface, execute on another, then manage risk on the go. When balances, positions, or P&L don’t match across touchpoints, confidence drops—and so does engagement. Cross-platform trading with multi-platform sync solves this by ensuring every surface reflects a single, accurate state in real time. For brokers, that means fewer support tickets, cleaner compliance, and a client experience that actually earns loyalty. The Rise of Cross-Platform TradingThe brokerage industry is living through a generational shift. According to Exploding topic report, Millennial and Gen Z traders — digital natives with $12 trillion […]

9.10.2025

Cross-Platform Trading: Why Multi-Platform Sync is the Future for Brokers