M4Markets Seychelles Sets Late Crypto CFD Open for May 10, Normal Hours May 11
M4Markets Seychelles will open its Crypto CFD markets at 15:00 GMT+3 on Saturday, May 10, 2025, labeled a late open, citing essential server upgrades. The broker said normal trading hours resume on Sunday, May 11, with Crypto CFDs scheduled from 00:00 to 23:59 GMT+3.
View original sourceSaturday Opening Moved to 15:00 GMT+3
In a notice published May 8, 2025, M4Markets Seychelles said the temporary adjustment applies to its Crypto CFD markets and begins on Saturday, May 10, 2025. Under the revised schedule, the markets will open at 15:00 GMT+3 and trade until 23:59 GMT+3 that day, which the notice describes as a late open. The broker attributed the change to essential server upgrades.
Sunday Returns to Normal Hours
The notice states that normal trading hours will resume on Sunday, May 11, 2025. The listed session for Crypto CFD markets that day is 00:00-23:59 GMT+3, marked as normal trading hours. M4Markets Seychelles apologized for any inconvenience and said the maintenance was intended to enhance its platform.
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