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Risk comes first

CFDs use leverage and can cause substantial losses. Margin is collateral, not the maximum amount that can be lost.

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Unlock the Potential of Bitcoin Trading with Exness

A Bitcoin price forecast is not a trading plan. On Exness, BTCUSD is a CFD rather than spot Bitcoin: you do not receive coins or a wallet balance. Build the decision from contract specifications, cash risk, costs and a predefined invalidation price.

Current BTCUSD specification

Exness Cryptocurrency Trading

Course context: This lesson belongs to a practical beginner curriculum for Pakistan.

ItemBTCUSDBeginner meaning
Contract size1 BTC per lot0.01 lot gives 0.01 BTC price exposure
Minimum volume0.01 lotSmallest standard BTCUSD order
Pip size0.1Used for platform price-change calculation
Fixed margin0.25% / 1:400Account leverage setting does not override it
HMR0.5% / 1:200More margin can be required
Swap scheduleTriple on FridayCheck holidays and account status

Three scenarios before one order

Bitcoin trading
ScenarioEvidenceAction rule
Breakout holdsPrice closes beyond the defined range and retest holdsConsider only the pre-sized demo order
Range continuesBreakouts repeatedly return insideDo not chase; wait or use a separately tested range rule
Downside failureThe bullish invalidation level breaksCancel the long plan; do not widen the stop

Cash-risk example

Bitcoin trading MT5

At 0.02 lot, the nominal exposure is 0.02 BTC. If the stop is USD 1,000 away, the price-risk estimate is USD 20 before spread, commission and slippage. If USD 20 exceeds the learning budget, reduce volume or skip the trade; do not use the low margin requirement as the risk figure.

Account cost comparison

Crypto trading Exness

Standard and Pro do not add a separate BTCUSD trading commission. Raw Spread charges USD 2 per lot per side and Zero USD 4.375 per lot per side. For 0.10 lot, the round-turn commission is USD 0.40 on Raw Spread or USD 0.875 on Zero, plus actual spread and any holding cost.

Seven-observation demo log

  1. Record the BTCUSD quote and spread at a fixed PKT time.
  2. Write bullish, neutral and bearish invalidation levels.
  3. Calculate volume from a fixed USD risk.
  4. Place an order only when one scenario is met.
  5. Save requested and executed prices.
  6. Record whether the rule—not the forecast—was followed.
  7. Review costs after seven observations.

Current availability notes

Most crypto CFDs trade 24/7 subject to maintenance. Some BTC cross pairs are currently close-only, so confirm the exact symbol rather than assuming every Bitcoin pair accepts a new order. Crypto trading is not available under the Kenyan and Jordanian Exness entities.

Official crypto CFD specifications

Questions from a first-time learner

Does a BTCUSD trade buy Bitcoin?

No. It settles the CFD price difference and does not deliver coins.

Does 1:400 mean my loss is limited to the margin?

No. Fixed leverage determines margin, while exposure and price movement determine loss.

Can Bitcoin trade on weekends?

BTCUSD is generally available 24/7 except maintenance, but check current symbol status.

Should I trade from a yearly price target?

No. Convert any view into scenarios, an invalidation price and a fixed cash-loss limit.