CHANGE IN CASHBACK PROGRAM CONDITIONS
Dear clients,
We would like to inform you about changes in Cashback promotion conditions, now the minimum trade time (MTT) is 3 minutes.
Join to the service, trade and get a spread refund up to $20!
CRYPTO TOP UP BONUSES CONTINUE!
Dear clients,
We are glad to inform you that the deposit promotion has been extended until October 31. Use the cryptocurrency you like and get a profit in every replenishment.
Be sure to check the updated terms and conditions:
1. The promotion is valid from March 9 till October 31, 2023.
2. The amount of the bonus is 5% for each deposit by cryptocurrency up to 500 USD / 500 EUR / 50,000 RUB in the trading account currency and 10% for deposits from 500 USD / 500 EUR / 50,000 RUB in the trading account currency.
3. The bonus is credited to the deposited trading account to the "Balance" field and can be used without limitations but according to the full terms of the promotion. Maximum bonus amount is 500 USD / 500 EUR / 10 MBT / 5000 RUB in the trading account currency.
4. The Company is reserves the right to:
4.1. Deduct bonus funds if the Client decides to withdraw over 30% of the deposited amount within 60 days after the deposit;
4.2. Refuse to credit the bonus, limit its size for the Client, and (or) deduct bonus funds at its discretion at any time;
4.3. Change the terms or the period of the promotion.
5. By recieving the Bonus, the Client confirms their compliance with the terms of promotion.
LINING UP: NEW CRYPTOCURRENCY ETFS UNDER REVIEW
Dear clients,
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has accepted for review spot bitcoin fund applications from six companies, including BlackRock, marking the first step in the process of deciding whether to approve or disapprove the latest batch of proposals.
The SEC also formally recognised applications by Bitwise, VanEck, WisdomTree, Fidelity and Invesco to create similar spot bitcoin fund ETFs, with those proposals published in the Federal Register on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The SEC had previously rejected dozens of applications to create spot bitcoin ETFs, saying the proposals did not meet fraud and investor protection standards. But Nasdaq, on which BlackRock proposed to list its ETF, said earlier this month that it was going to address those concerns by partnering with Coinbase, the largest U.S. cryptocurrency exchange, to control trading on the underlying bitcoin market.
The first bitcoin futures ETF was approved in October 2021, helping the volatile bitcoin hit an all-time high of $69 000 in November 2021.