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Crypto
Digital assets, 24/7.
Cryptocurrency CFDs where available under your jurisdiction. Trades 24/7.
- Coins
- 12a selection
- Spread from
- 0.05%
- Hours
- 24/7
- Most traded
- BTC/USD
Reference snapshot · 03:00 UTC · refreshes hourly
Volatility tide pool
Vol refresh · as of 2026-05-14
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The flow board
Funding window 08:00 UTC in 5h
24/7 · no closing bell
- 00:00later window
- 08:00next window
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Majors
3 of 4 advancingAlt layer-1
1 of 3 advancingDeFi
0 of 3 advancingMemes
1 of 2 advancingWides
By spreadCarry
By 24h moveWhy crypto here
Crypto exposure, broker discipline
Bitcoin and the majors as CFDs, held in the same regulated account with the same risk tools. You never touch a wallet or an exchange.
Spreads from 0.05%
Priced from aggregated venue liquidity with the full spread on the ticket. Costs rise with volatility, and you see it happen.
24/7 markets
Crypto never closes. Positions, alerts, and stops work through the weekend, and so does the risk.
Volatility, sized properly
Daily ranges that dwarf FX demand smaller positions. The calculators size crypto trades with the same risk math as every other class.
An auditable method
Venue aggregation, weekend financing, and spread construction are documented in the Markets Method. You can see how each price is built.
The always-on relay
One book, no shifts
Crypto never hands the book to a next desk, because there is no next desk. The market runs continuously, seven days a week, without an opening bell or a close. The rhythm survives anyway. Liquidity still breathes to the desks' clock: the wave reads when the book usually runs thick or thin, and the band beneath it reads the weekend. Availability stays entity-specific: where you can trade crypto CFDs depends on your jurisdiction.
24-hour depth · UTC
Not live03:00 UTCDepth index 42 / 100 right now
Deepest 14:00 – 17:00 UTC, the same hours forex calls the London and New York overlap. Thinnest 04:00 – 08:00 UTC, after the US desks wind down and before Europe arrives.
What 24/7 changes
No close, no reset
There is no daily bell to draw a line under the book: no close to settle against, no open to gap from, no reset to clear a move. Stops and alerts keep working through the night and the weekend, which cuts both ways. They can trigger at any hour, at whatever depth the book has at that moment.
Thin hours read wider
Through the 04:00 – 08:00 UTC trough the book typically runs at roughly a third of its daily peak. Spreads read wider there, and the same size moves price further than it would in the deep belt. These are typical patterns drawn by the desk, not quoted spreads.
Funding never sleeps
There is no triple-charge Wednesday here; that is an artefact of markets that close for the weekend. Crypto funding accrues at every eight-hour stamp, seven days a week: weekend intervals are charged as they happen, not booked in advance. The funding column in the table below shows the published legs.
The seven-day band
Not live- Mon: typical depth 92% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.0 the weekday base.
- Tue: typical depth 97% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.0 the weekday base.
- Wed: typical depth 100% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.0 the weekday base.
- Thu: typical depth 98% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.0 the weekday base.
- Fri: typical depth 90% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.0 the weekday base.
- Sat: typical depth 68% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.3 the weekday base.
- Sun: typical depth 62% of the weekday peak, spreads around ×1.4 the weekday base.
The book does not close on Friday night. It thins. Weekend depth typically runs down to about 62% of the weekday peak and spreads widen to around ×1.4 their weekday base, so the same order moves price further on a Sunday than it does on a Wednesday.
Late Sunday UTC is the week's pressure point: futures desks and TradFi hedges come back to a book that has run thin for two days, and weekend moves meet their first deep prints there. Carry size through a weekend, and that window is where it gets repriced.
Liquidity rhythm drawn from desk hours, not a venue volume feed · pattern as of 2026-08-09
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- Majors
- BTC/USDBTC/USD change positive 0.25%63,648.11
- ETH/USDETH/USD change positive 3.17%3,341.27
- SOL/USDSOL/USD change positive 0.22%144.764
- XRP/USDXRP/USD change negative 1.07%0.5971
- Alt L1
- ADA/USDADA/USD change positive 4.09%0.4241
- AVAX/USDAVAX/USD change negative 1.31%32.434
- DOT/USDDOT/USD change negative 0.70%6.411
- DeFi
- LINK/USDLINK/USD change negative 2.59%14.362
- UNI/USDUNI/USD change negative 0.42%9.150
- AAVE/USDAAVE/USD change negative 0.71%150.21
- Memes
- DOGE/USDDOGE/USD change positive 5.12%0.1550
- SHIB/USDSHIB/USD change negative 0.36%0.00002135
Not live · updated 03:00 UTC
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The venue panel
Where the quote on this page comes from
Crypto has no single tape; the same coin prints on many venues at once. Every quote on this page is a median blended from a named set of centralised venues, so one thin book can never set the number you see.
The median blend
Three steps: collect every print in the coin's venue set, let the median strike the extremes, publish the middle as the quote you see here. The full venue-cohort and weighting rules live in the aggregation method.
Worked set BTC/USD — Coinbase · Kraken · Bitstamp · LMAX Digital
Collect
Every centralised venue in the coin's set contributes a mid-price print: four books for the deepest majors, three for most other coins.
Trim
The stray high and the stray low are struck by construction. A median never lets the extremes set the quote, so a single thin venue print is simply ignored.
Median
The middle of the stack becomes the quote you see on this page.
Venue sets by family
The venue set behind each family is small and named in full. The venue count barely moves family to family; the depth gradient shows in how far apart venue prints sit before blending.
Majors
- BTC
- ETH
- SOL
- XRP
- Venue set
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- Bitstamp
- LMAX Digital
- Depth per coin
- 3–4 venues per coin
- Calm-market dispersion
- 1–5 bp
Alt L1
- ADA
- AVAX
- DOT
- Venue set
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- Binance
- Depth per coin
- 3 venues per coin
- Calm-market dispersion
- 4–12 bp
DeFi
- LINK
- UNI
- AAVE
- Venue set
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- Binance
- Depth per coin
- 3 venues per coin
- Calm-market dispersion
- 6–18 bp
Memes
- DOGE
- SHIB
- Venue set
- Binance
- Coinbase
- Kraken
- Depth per coin
- 3 venues per coin
- Calm-market dispersion
- 15–60 bp
Dispersion bands are written by the desk: how far apart venue mid-prints typically sit in calm markets before blending. Not a live measurement, and never a spread quote.
Availability
Crypto derivatives availability is entity-specific. UK retail clients can't access these products, and EU retail leverage is capped under ESMA's product-intervention rules. Check the rules for your jurisdiction before trading. See the risk disclosure
Method written by the desk · venue sets as of 2026-08-01 · dispersion bands as of 2026-08-09
Crypto primer·6 short cards
Spot vs perpetual
Spot crypto tracks the underlying coin. Perpetual futures track spot via a funding mechanism: longs and shorts pay each other every 8h to keep the contract anchored to spot.
Trading 24/7
Crypto markets never close. Liquidity ebbs around weekend Asian hours; spreads can widen and gaps can develop without a session reset. The always-on relay above draws that rhythm hour by hour; the funding ledger below prices a full week of it.
Realised volatility
30-day realised vol is the standard volatility yardstick. Majors run 30-60% annualised in calm markets; alt-L1s and DeFi names easily hit 80-120%; memes break 150%.
Exchange aggregation
The prices on this page aggregate the top centralised venues by depth. The displayed quote is a blended median; a single thin venue won't move it. The venue panel above names each family's venue set and draws the blend.
Funding rates
Funding turns positive when perp price runs ahead of spot, so longs pay shorts. Persistent positive funding signals crowded longs; negative funding is the mirror.
Availability gating
Crypto derivatives availability is entity-specific. UK retail can't access these products; EU retail leverage is capped under ESMA's product-intervention rules. Check your jurisdiction before trading.
FAQ·6 questions
How much leverage does crypto get?
Retail crypto leverage is capped low, commonly 1:2, because daily ranges are an order of magnitude wider than FX. Availability is entity-specific; some jurisdictions restrict retail crypto CFDs entirely.
Does crypto really trade 24/7?
Yes, including weekends, when traditional rails are closed and liquidity thins. Stops and alerts keep working, but expect wider spreads in the quiet hours.
What does holding crypto overnight cost?
A funding-style adjustment applies, quoted per day and accrued in eight-hour intervals. It is typically a debit in both directions, and it accrues on weekends too. The applied rate is shown on each instrument page and itemised on your statement.
Do I pay funding on weekends?
Yes. Crypto funding accrues every eight hours, seven days a week, and weekend nights are charged as they happen. There is no triple-swap day to book the weekend in a lump, as FX and metals do. The funding ledger below itemises a full week of it on a worked ticket.
Where does the price on this page come from?
It is a median blended from a named set of centralised venues: four books for the deepest majors, three for most coins. A single thin venue can never set the number. The venue panel above names each family's venue set; the price you deal on comes from the platform at execution.
How should I size crypto positions?
By risk, not conviction: a 5% daily move in Bitcoin is unremarkable. Size so that a normal day's range costs a fraction of your account. The position-size calculator does this for crypto the same way it does for FX.
Holding costs
The funding ledger
Close a crypto CFD intraday and you pay the spread once. Keep it open and a funding-style rate takes over. It accrues in eight-hour intervals, seven days a week, because this market never closes. Both directions usually pay. All of it is arithmetic, not mystery, itemised here for the coin this page works through.
The funding leg
Crypto CFDs don't fund off a cash benchmark the way shares or commodities do. The cost follows the perpetual-futures convention: a funding-style rate plus our markup, quoted in percent per day and applied every 8 hours, at 00/08/16 UTC, every day of the week. The long leg usually pays more than the short leg, and either can flip sign when funding does.
Notional × funding %/day × days held
Not livelong −0.045% / short −0.026% per dayas of Aug 1, 2026
CuratedSOFR 3.60% p.a. ≈ 0.010%/dayas of Jun 11, 2026· Reference rate · live feed pending
The worked ledger
Worked ticket: 0.1 BTC/USD at $63,648.11, $6,365 notional. Deliberately fractional: crypto CFD sizing starts well below one coin.
Days held
| Line item | Long | Short |
|---|---|---|
| Spread crossed at entry0.17% of $6,365 notional | −$10.82 | −$10.82 |
| Funding × 1 dayEvery 8h · weekends included | −$2.86−0.045%/day ≈ −$2.86 / day | −$1.64−0.026%/day ≈ −$1.64 / day |
| Net carry after 1 day7 days = one full week · no free weekend | −$13.68 | −$12.46 |
After 1 day: long −$13.68, short −$12.46. Funding accrued on every day, weekends included.
Positive values are credited to the account; negative values are debited. Funding accrues on the full notional, not on your margin, and the usual posture debits both directions. The legs shown are the published numbers, not dealt rates: live funding is set at each interval and applies at execution. Crypto CFDs are offered only where the entity you contract with may make them available; availability is entity-specific.
Worked costs, not a dealt quote · funding model as of 2026-08-01 · volatility as of 2026-05-14 · live funding applies at execution
Worked trade·Made-up numbers, not advice
Buy BTC/USD at 62420.00, target 63620.00 (a 1,200 USD move) on 0.5 BTC, before funding.
- Direction
- Buy
- Entry
- 62420.00
- Target
- 63620.00
- Move
- 1,200
- Size
- 0.5 BTC
- Hypothetical P&L
- +$600
Made-up levels. Excludes commission and overnight financing; not a forecast or advice.
Open in calculatorsCosts
Three costs, all on the table
Everything you pay to hold a crypto position, shown on Bitcoin, the busiest coin on the book.
Shown on BTC/USD
- Spread0.1–0.2 %
Quoted as a percentage of price from aggregated venue liquidity. It widens with volatility and in the weekend quiet.
- Overnight financingDaily, incl. weekends
A daily adjustment that applies in both directions and accrues on weekends too. Crypto never closes, and neither does financing.
- CommissionSpread-only
No separate commission on standard accounts; the spread is the cost. Raw accounts charge commission per side, at the rate published for your entity.
Markets method
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