Do we use contract for difference?
No, market orders on our platform allow you to buy or sell a digital asset that you actually own. This is different from platforms that use contracts for differences, where the trader never actually owns the underlying assets of the transaction but only gains or loses from price fluctuations.
On our platform, you are the owner of the assets in your transactions!
The gains or losses you experience will be the result of the market behavior of a digital asset you own, which you can withdraw from your account at any time.
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