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Read published news, official announcements and analysis related to crypto CFDs. Check each article’s source, date and applicable scope.
A notice on the M4Markets Seychelles website says Crypto CFD trading hours will be temporarily adjusted on Saturday, 07 February 2026, citing scheduled server maintenance. It lists sessions of 01:00–09:45 and 10:30–23:59 GMT+2, a 09:45–10:30 break, and normal hours resuming Sunday, 08 February 2026.
M4Markets Seychelles says its crypto CFD markets will open late on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at 09:00 GMT+3 and trade until 23:59 GMT+3 because of essential server upgrades. The broker says normal hours resume on Sunday, June 29, from 00:00 to 23:59 GMT+3.
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.
FxPro has added 10 cryptocurrency CFDs, including Avalanche, Hedera, Toncoin and NEAR Protocol, bringing its total crypto CFD offering to 39 across all account types. The broker also said it raised the maximum USD exposure for Trumpcoin (TRUMP) to $50K in response to growing demand.
FxPro has added a TRUMP Coin CFD, letting clients go long or short on the Solana-based meme cryptocurrency without owning the underlying asset, the broker said on 24 January 2025. FxPro quoted spreads from 17 cents and noted that crypto CFDs are not available to retail clients of FxPro UK.
FxPro said on 31 October 2024 that Binance Coin is now available as a contract for difference, with a minimum trade size of 0.01 coin and both long and short positions. The broker said the addition sits alongside existing crypto CFDs including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
FIBO Group, Ltd. announced that 13 cryptocurrency-based CFDs became available for trading on MT5 NDD accounts from November 13, 2023. The broker said specifications for the crypto currency CFDs are published in a separate notice referenced in the announcement.
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