CFDs
Contracts for difference: trading price moves without owning the asset.
- Placing Market, Limit and Stop Orders on Traders Portal
How to place market, limit and stop orders on Traders Portal: direction, size in USDT or lots, leverage, TP / SL, and the summary to check before you confirm. - Platform Tour: Chart, Order Panel, Positions, History
A guided tour of the Traders Portal trade screen: navigation, the chart, the order panel, the positions tabs and your account figures, and what every label means. - Funding/Overnight Fees, Swaps and Trading Costs
What a trade really costs: the spread, the trade fee, the daily swap and slippage, how swaps differ from crypto funding rates, and a worked cost example in USDT. - Trading Stock CFDs: Earnings, Gaps and Sessions
How stock CFDs work on a USDT account: exchange sessions, earnings season, overnight gaps and dividends, with worked examples of gap risk and sizing. - Trading Commodities CFDs: Gold, Oil, Silver
How gold, oil, silver and other commodity CFDs behave, what tends to move them, how contract size turns price moves into USDT, and the hours and costs to check. - Your First Trade on Traders Portal: Step-by-Step
A complete walkthrough of one small BTC/USDT trade: choosing a size, setting leverage and a stop loss in USDT, reading the order summary, then managing and closing the trade. - Leverage and Margin Explained Simply
What leverage and margin really mean, how much margin a trade needs, why your position size matters more than the leverage number, and how margin level and stop-out work. - Order Types Explained: Market, Limit, Stop
Market orders fill now, limit orders wait for a better price, and stop orders wait for the price to break through a level. Learn when each one fills and what it costs you. - Bid, Ask, Spread and Why They Matter
Every market shows two prices. Learn what the Bid and Ask mean, how the spread becomes a cost on each trade, when it widens, and how it can trigger your stops. - Long vs Short: Profiting From Rising and Falling Markets
Going long means you gain when a price rises; going short means you gain when it falls. See how both work on the platform, the math in USDT, and the risks that differ. - What Is a CFD? Trading Price Movement Without Owning the Asset
A plain-English guide to contracts for difference: how a CFD tracks a price, how profit and loss are worked out in USDT, and what leverage and costs come with it. - What Is Trading? Markets, Assets and How Prices Move
A plain-English starting point: what trading is, how it differs from investing, which markets you can trade, and what actually makes prices rise and fall.