Exness offers Bitcoin—often considered the epitome of cryptocurrency—not only in currency pairs such as the US dollar, Japanese yen, and Chinese yuan, but also in pairs with gold and silver. Furthermore, Exness allows you to trade Bitcoin with "no commissions, no swap points, and low spreads," making it accessible even with a small amount of capital. Since Exness’s Bitcoin trading incurs no swap points, it is well-suited for swing trading, where positions are held for extended periods.
Exness offers Bitcoin-related instruments across four account types: Standard, Low Spread, Zero, and Pro. Enjoy Bitcoin trading with minimal fees in Exness’s superior trading environment.
Bitcoin (BTC) was launched in 2009 as the world’s first cryptocurrency following the publication of a paper by an individual (or group) known as Satoshi Nakamoto. Since Bitcoin trading began, many other cryptocurrencies have emerged in its wake, but Bitcoin’s popularity remains undiminished, and it continues to be widely traded around the world. While the cryptocurrency market is generally characterized by high price volatility, Bitcoin’s high trading volume makes its price relatively more stable than that of other cryptocurrencies.
With Exness, you can trade Bitcoin 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in a secure and convenient trading environment. You can trade around the clock, even on weekends, global holidays, Christmas, and New Year’s, so you’ll never miss a trading opportunity.
Additionally, for FX currency pairs and other CFD products that close over the weekend, traders often close their positions before the market closes on Friday. This is to avoid significant losses caused by “gaps”—discrepancies between Friday’s closing price and Monday’s opening price—that can occur if unexpected price fluctuations happen over the weekend. However, since Bitcoin is open 24 hours a day, including weekends, there is no need to close positions in anticipation of a gap at the start of the week.At Exness, deposits made via credit card or online wallet are credited instantly, even on weekends. So please make the most of your weekend time and enjoy trading Bitcoin.
At Exness, you can trade Bitcoin against eight different currency pairs as well as gold and silver, but all of these are CFDs (Contracts for Difference). In CFD trading, your profit or loss is determined by the difference between the price at the start of the trade and the price at the end. If you make a profit, only that amount is added to your margin; conversely, if you incur a loss, only that amount is deducted from your margin.
In spot Bitcoin trading, you typically make a profit by buying Bitcoin at a low price and selling it when the price rises. However, with Exness’s Bitcoin CFD trading, you can enter a long position during an uptrend and a short position during a downtrend. Since you can hold positions in both rising and falling markets, you can capitalize on more trading opportunities.
Since Exness does not allow users to hold physical Bitcoin, you cannot earn rewards through lending or staking, which are unique to cryptocurrencies.
"Staking" is a mechanism that allows you to earn a fixed percentage of rewards in exchange for participating in a blockchain network by holding cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. When staking, the sale of your cryptocurrency may be restricted for a certain period, which carries risks during periods of sudden market volatility. "Lending" is a mechanism that allows you to earn interest by lending your held cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, to other exchanges. It is important to note that there is a risk that the lent cryptocurrency may not be returned.
When trading Bitcoin on Exness, it is important to understand how Bitcoin prices fluctuate. Doing so will enable you to develop effective strategies and trade Bitcoin based on your predictions.
Furthermore, unlike other markets, the cryptocurrency market—including Bitcoin—is the only market where trading is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the overall characteristics of the cryptocurrency market and enjoy trading Bitcoin on Exness while minimizing your risks.
Bitcoin trading on Exness is typically most active during New York trading hours (10:00 PM to 2:00 AM Japan Standard Time). This is because New York trading hours coincide with a period when the number of participants increases not only in the cryptocurrency market but also in various other markets, such as the foreign exchange and stock markets.
However, since Bitcoin can be traded 24 hours a day worldwide, there are times when trading is brisk even outside of New York trading hours. For example, after the domestic stock market opens at 9:00 a.m. Japan time, Bitcoin trading may occur in response to stock market movements, which can lead to increased trading volume and greater price volatility. While Bitcoin trading tends to be particularly active during New York trading hours, there are plenty of opportunities at other times as well.
The value of Bitcoin is significantly influenced by its supply. Since Bitcoin operates without a central authority such as a central bank, it is issued by miners and distributed as rewards. If Bitcoin were to continue being issued without limit, the market would become flooded with it, causing its value to decline. To prevent this, Bitcoin has a halving mechanism in place; mining rewards are gradually reduced, thereby limiting the supply.
Bitcoin halving events have occurred approximately every four years since they were first introduced in 2012, with the reward halving each time: 50 BTC → 25 BTC (2012) → 12.5 BTC (2016) → 6.25 BTC (2020) → 3.125 BTC (2024). The most recent halving took place in April 2024.
Bitcoin halving events are designed to stabilize the price of Bitcoin. However, looking at past trends, we see a pattern where the price rises before the halving and then falls after the halving as selling pressure increases. Subsequently, once the price hits bottom, buying activity picks up again, leading to the formation of a long-term upward trend.
Bitcoin trading on Exness is conducted via CFDs, allowing you to profit from short (sell) positions not only during upward price movements but also during downward trends. While the exact date of the next halving remains undetermined, we invite you to enjoy trading Bitcoin on Exness, taking into account the halving event and the increased trading opportunities that typically arise before and after it.
To understand Bitcoin’s price trends, it is important to keep an eye on Bitcoin-related news. Since Bitcoin’s market capitalization is determined by “Bitcoin’s market price × total supply,” market capitalization generally increases as demand rises. Specifically, it is said that the following events can cause significant fluctuations in Bitcoin’s price:
One event that had a significant impact on the market was the lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in December 2020 against Ripple Labs and its founder, arguing that the cryptocurrency XRP did not qualify as an “investment contract.” Following the Ripple lawsuit, the SEC agreed to drop its claims against two Ripple executives, causing the price of XRP to surge by approximately 90%—a development that has sent shockwaves through the market.
Exness currently offers a total of eight Bitcoin trading pairs, including BTC/USD (Bitcoin/US Dollar) and BTC/JPY (Bitcoin/Japanese Yen). Bitcoin is the most well-known cryptocurrency, and while most Bitcoin pairs are traded against the US dollar, Exness also allows you to trade against precious metal pairs such as XAU (Gold) and XAG (Silver), in addition to fiat currencies.
All Bitcoin instruments available for trading on Exness offer leverage of up to 400x (*) (excluding BTC/ZAR) and are swap-free; however, trading conditions may vary slightly depending on the instrument. Additionally, Exness offers Bitcoin CFDs with spreads that are lower than the industry average. Please be sure to review the trading conditions before you begin trading. The trading conditions for Exness’s Bitcoin instruments are as follows:
(*) Leveraged trading involves high risk, and you may lose all of your invested capital. Please ensure you fully understand the risks before trading.
| Stock | Contract Size | Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | Margin Requirement | Leverage |
|
BTC/JPY (Japanese Yen) |
one bitcoin | 0.01/20 | 0.25% | 400 times |
|
BTC/USD (U.S. Dollar) |
one bitcoin |
0.01/100 |
0.25% | 400 times |
|
BTC/AUD (Australian Dollar) |
one bitcoin |
0.5/20 |
0.25% | 400 times |
|
BTC/CNH (Chinese Yuan) |
one bitcoin |
0.5/20 |
0.25% | 400 times |
|
BTC/THB (Thai Baht) |
one bitcoin | 0.5/20 | 0.25% | 400 times |
|
BTC/ZAR (South African Rand) |
one bitcoin | 0.5/20 | 0.50% | 200 times |
|
BTC/XAU (Gold) |
one bitcoin | 0.01/20 | 0.25% | 400 times |
|
BTC/XAG (Silver) |
one bitcoin | 0.5/20 | 0.25% | 400 times |
| Bitcoin/Japanese Yen | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.01/20 |
| Margin Requirement | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
| Bitcoin/US Dollar | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.01/100 |
| Margin Requirement | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
| Bitcoin/Australian Dollar | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.5/20 |
| Margin Ratio | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
| BTC/CNH | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.5/20 |
| Margin Requirement | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
| Bitcoin/Thai Baht | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.5/20 |
| Margin Requirement | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
| BTC/ZAR | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.5/20 |
| Margin Ratio | 0.50% |
| Leverage | 200 times |
| Bitcoin/Gold | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.01/20 |
| Margin Requirement | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
| Bitcoin/Silver | |
| Contract Size | one bitcoin |
| Minimum/Maximum Trade Size | 0.5/20 |
| Margin Ratio | 0.25% |
| Leverage | 400 times |
(*) Trading in Bitcoin/USD (BTCUSDc) on Standard Cent accounts is conducted with a contract size of 0.01.
At Exness, you can trade BTC/USD (Bitcoin/US Dollar) on a "swap-free" basis, meaning no swap points are charged. In long-term FX trading, swap points are one of the factors you need to be mindful of. Negative swap points, in particular, can cause losses to accumulate simply by holding a position, so it is important to check the swap points in advance if you are expecting long-term profits.
At Exness, you can trade cryptocurrencies, stock indices, major currency pairs (excluding the DXY), select minor currency pairs, XAU/USD, and USOIL swap-free across all account types. With no requirements regarding deposit amounts or trading volume, and swap-free trading applied by default, you can enjoy trading Bitcoin using a variety of strategies—from scalping to swing trading—without worrying about negative swaps.
When trading Bitcoin CFDs on Exness, please note the following:
Exness offers a total of five account types. Cryptocurrency CFDs, including Bitcoin, can be traded on all Exness account types: "Standard Account," "Standard Cent Account," "Low Spread Account," "Zero Account," and "Pro Account." However, please note that on the Standard Cent Account, you can trade only one Bitcoin CFD instrument via MT5. Bitcoin CFD trading is not available on the Standard Cent Account via MT4.
At Exness, you can open additional accounts to use different account types depending on your trading strategy or the specific asset you’re trading. For example, you can use a Low Spread account for BTC/USD (Bitcoin/USD) and a Pro account for ETH/USD (Ethereum/USD). You can also reduce risk by distributing your funds across multiple accounts.While you cannot change your account type once it has been opened, you can open up to 100 accounts per trading platform (MT4/MT5), for a total of 200 accounts. Please note that for Standard Cent accounts, you can open up to 10 accounts per platform (MT4/MT5), for a total of 20 accounts. To open additional accounts with Exness, please do so through your Personal Area.
When trading Bitcoin on Exness, you should be aware of its high volatility. Compared to the FX (foreign exchange) and stock markets, the cryptocurrency market is still developing and is characterized by significant price fluctuations.
Among the many cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin has a large market capitalization. As a result, while its price movements are often relatively stable, it is important to understand that it is prone to sharp price fluctuations compared to other markets. While high volatility is a key feature of Bitcoin trading and can be appealing, it also carries inherent risks. Please enjoy trading Bitcoin with a full understanding of these risks.
The margin required to trade cryptocurrency CFDs on Exness is determined by a fixed margin requirement. This applies regardless of the leverage you set; for example, even if you set a leverage of 2,000x, a leverage of 400x will apply to BTC/USD (Bitcoin/US Dollar) trades, and the margin requirement will be 0.25%.
Bitcoin trading on Exness is subject to a fixed leverage of 400x across all instruments (except for BTC/ZAR, which has a fixed leverage of 200x). Please note that if you wish to trade with Exness’s maximum leverage of 2,000x, this is available only for Exness’s major and minor currency pairs, as well as gold and silver (*).
(*) Leveraged trading involves high risk, and you may lose all of your invested capital. Please ensure you fully understand the risks before trading.
Can I trade Bitcoin CFDs on Exness with all account types?
Yes, Bitcoin CFDs on Exness are available for trading across all account types. However, with the Standard Cent account, only the Bitcoin/USD (BTCUSDc) pair is available for trading on MT5. For account types other than the Standard Cent account, you can trade eight different Bitcoin pairs on both MT4 and MT5.
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Can I trade Bitcoin CFDs on Exness without paying any fees?
With Exness’s Standard and Pro accounts, you can trade Bitcoin CFDs commission-free; however, with the Low Spread and Zero accounts, external trading fees apply. If you want to keep trading costs low, you should compare the effective costs, which include both the spread and trading fees.
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Please tell me what types of Bitcoin CFDs are available for trading on Exness.
At Exness, you can trade Bitcoin (BTC) in pairs with eight different assets, including the US dollar, Japanese yen, Australian dollar, Chinese yuan, Thai baht, South African rand, gold (XAU), and silver (XAG). In addition to FX currency pairs, you can also trade Bitcoin in pairs with precious metals.
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Can I trade Bitcoin CFDs on Exness without swaps?
Yes, at Exness, you can trade Bitcoin CFDs swap-free. At Exness, swap-free trading applies to Bitcoin CFDs across all account types, regardless of deposit amount or trading volume. This means you can trade without worrying about negative swaps, even when holding positions for the long term.
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What is the leverage for Bitcoin CFDs on Exness?
Exness’s Bitcoin CFDs use a fixed margin requirement, meaning the required margin is set at a fixed rate. With Exness, you can trade Bitcoin (BTC) with a fixed leverage of 400x, except for the BTC/ZAR (Bitcoin/South African Rand) pair, which has a fixed leverage of 200x.
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