CFDs de criptomoedas

As criptomoedas, como o Bitcoin, são muito mais voláteis do que as moedas tradicionais e apresentam riscos significativos. Observe também que você não será proprietário ou terá qualquer direito sobre a moeda subjacente ao negociar com a Pepperstone. O mercado de criptomoedas é volátil, portanto, movimentos bruscos e repentinos no preço podem fazer com que você perca quantias significativas de dinheiro rapidamente.

Os mercados de criptografia subjacentes ficam abertos no fim de semana². Não oferecemos um "símbolo de fim de semana" separado, portanto, ao abrir uma posição, você estará fazendo isso com o mesmo símbolo com o qual negocia durante a semana.

Stop losses, take profits e ordens pendentes a serem abertas em todas as posições de criptomoedas (exceto Dash) podem ser acionadas durante nossos horários de negociação nos finais de semana.

Observe que as posições de fim de semana com stops/limits anexados não serão compensadas com os contratos de dias úteis existentes. Nesse caso, a posição de fim de semana será convertida em uma nova posição de dia de semana, com os mesmos stops/limites anexados. Da mesma forma, as posições de fim de semana não serão compensadas com contratos de dias de semana existentes se os contratos de dias de semana tiverem stops/limites anexados. Nesse caso, as posições de fim de semana serão transferidas para novos contratos de dias de semana.

Bitcoin is a digital currency that was created in 2009. Its creators are unknown, as they disguised themselves using the alias of Satoshi Nakamoto. When Bitcoins are bought or sold, every transaction is recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain.

Ethereum is the second-largest cryptocurrency offered as a CFD to Pepperstone clients, with a market capitalization fast approaching $200b and is getting huge attention from crypto traders. The mechanics behind Ethereum are fascinating, but as an open-source blockchain, Ethereum has the major point of difference from its larger peer Bitcoin; flexibility. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum allows external access to its blockchain, allowing programmers to create smart contracts or DeFi dapps, which are all the rage in the crypto scene at present.

It seems that could be the case with Greyscale Investment Trust, the creators of the Bitcoin Trust, one of the predominant vehicles for institutional players to gain access to Bitcoin, putting out a bullish report on the merits of valuing Ethereum as a form of money, as well as the ability for those involved to generate cash and yield. The market is also anticipating the roll out of Ethereum futures traded on the CME, and again, this just solidifies the adoption story and improved price discovery for those outside of the retail scene.

There are many ways Bitcoin can be bought. Physical Bitcoins (whole or partial) are often bought and sold on an exchange with multiple currencies. When a Bitcoin has been bought, it’s then stored on a digital wallet. Buying Bitcoins can be considered risky, as it’s a deregulated product and susceptible to hacking. Bitcoins on the blockchain can be stolen and/or your digital wallet is susceptible to hacking (especially when stored on the cloud and it’s not secured).

You don't require a digital wallet to trade Bitcoin CFDs or Ethereum CFDs with Pepperstone. When trading Bitcoin or Ethereum with Pepperstone, you're not purchasing any portion of the physical coin itself. Rather, you’re trading on Bitcoin or Ethereum price movements. These financial instruments are derivative products known as CFDs, whereby you don't own the underlying asset and you’re trading on their individual price.

Learn how to trade Cryptocurrency CFDs here.

No, you don’t need a digital wallet to trade Bitcoin CFDs or Ethereum CFDs with Pepperstone.

Yes, you can try our free demo account.