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Deposits with Aritechfx is entirely dependent on the method of payment used, and the number of transactions that is being processed at that point in time. The important thing to know is that every received payments must be credited. You can always contact support to fast track the process when it takes too long.
As Aritechfx’ educational arm, Aritechfx Academy is adding educational Lives to its offerings. Aside from daily educational articles, learn & earn programs, and educational webinars, anyone can now take lessons on official streams to advance their knowledge on blockchain, cryptocurrency, forex, stock, indices.<br />
Yes, it’s recommended to log into your Aritechfx account when taking the tutorials so we can keep track of your progress and place you on the track to self sustenance.<br />
A Futures Contract is an agreement to buy or sell the underlying asset at a predetermined price in the future. When trading Futures, traders can participate in market movements and profit by going long or short on a futures contract. Futures Contracts are divided according to the different delivery dates into Quarterly and Perpetual Futures Contracts. Margin and Futures trading allows users to amplify their profits by using leverage. But what’s the difference between the two products? Let’s have a look. Markets and Trading assets Margin Traders place orders to buy or sell cryptos in the spot market. This means that margin orders are matched with orders in the Spot Markets. All margin related orders are actually Spot orders. While trading Futures, traders place orders to buy or sell contracts in the derivatives market. In summary, Margin and futures trading are in two different markets. Leverage Margin Traders have access to 3X~10X leverage with assets provided by the platform. In contrast, futures contracts offer higher leverage. Collateral Allocation. Futures and Margin trading both allow traders to switch between “Cross Margin” and “Isolated Margin” modes. So, traders can allocate their funds to a cross position or isolated positions to reasonably share the collateral to control risks.