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There is no traditional closing bell
Continuous sessions require a process that accounts for when you can and cannot monitor a position.
CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Crypto CFD trading
Trade CFD positions on major digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Cardano and Dogecoin, from a single 24/7 market page, and review account terms before you trade since crypto markets never close.
Reference price feed
Prices, changes and 7-day trends on this board are illustrative, not a live feed, and the trend does not describe a real market move. Review applicable account pricing and terms before you trade.
Trend shown is the last 7 days.
Crypto trades continuously. Instrument availability can vary by region.
Account conditions
Conditions shared across IUX account types, not per instrument. Instrument-specific pricing, leverage, swap and margin figures live in the account terms.
Spreads are variable and can widen in volatile or thin markets. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Figures per the published IUX account comparison.
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The board above shows six digital assets. They are a featured selection rather than the full list: IUX publishes coverage of 70+ coins, and the complete tradable set is confirmed on the trading platform rather than here.
Crypto is also the one asset class on this site whose maximum leverage is not stated. The up-to-1:3000 figure under Account conditions is an account-level maximum and is not confirmed to apply to digital assets, where caps commonly differ. Until IUX publishes the figure for crypto, this page does not print one.
The full instrument list is on Live Quotes. Availability varies by region, and per-instrument terms are in the account terms.
Market framework
This is an educational framework, not investment advice. Use it to organise the question before considering an instrument, its terms and your own risk limits.
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Continuous sessions require a process that accounts for when you can and cannot monitor a position.
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Treat illustrative content as separate from reference prices and product terms.
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Rapid price changes can occur in continuous markets; review risk limits before trading.
How to start
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Use a demo account with virtual funds to see how orders, leverage and margin behave.
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Check spreads, commission and leverage across the account types before choosing one.
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Fund an account once you understand the terms and the risks.
Continue exploring
Move directly into another asset class without losing the distinction between them, or return to the market overview.
FAQ
Major digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP, traded as CFDs. IUX publishes coverage of 70+ coins; availability can vary by region.
No. A crypto CFD tracks the price without holding the asset: no wallet, keys or exchange custody. You trade the price long or short from the same account as your other markets.
It does not. Crypto trades 24 hours a day, every day. That continuous session means news can move prices at any hour, so pre-set stop losses matter more here than anywhere else.
Crypto CFDs are high-risk products: price moves are larger and faster than most traditional markets, and leverage amplifies them. Review your exposure and personal risk limits before trading.