Global multi-asset broker PrimeXBT has launched PXTrader 2.0, a significant upgrade to its native trading platform. The new version integrates cryptocurrency with traditional financial markets, offering access to over 350 instruments from a single account. Traders can fund accounts with assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum to gain exposure to crypto futures, Forex, commodities, indices, shares, and crypto CFDs. The platform includes advanced tools such as TradingView charts, multiple order types, and leverage up to 1:1000, aiming to reflect the growing convergence between digital and traditional finance.
PrimeXBT announced a major upgrade of its native trading platform called PXTrader 2.0. The launch reflects the broker’s role in the convergence between crypto and traditional finance, as stated in its press release.
The platform provides access to more than 350 instruments, allowing traders to use cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH as trading capital. This unified environment enables exposure to crypto futures, Forex, commodities, indices, shares, and crypto CFDs without leaving the same interface.
PXTrader 2.0 integrates TradingView charts with over 100 indicators and advanced order types. It offers flexible leverage models up to 1:1000 and allows traders to choose between hedge and netting position modes for greater flexibility.
“Geopolitical tensions often trigger ripple effects across global markets, influencing currencies, commodities, equities, and digital assets at the same time. For traders, this creates a broader set of opportunities, particularly when they can move efficiently between asset classes,” said Jonatan Randin, Senior Market Analyst at PrimeXBT.
The ability to deploy crypto capital across multiple markets enables traders to diversify exposure. This approach responds to opportunities across both traditional and digital asset markets as they mature.
By combining crypto with traditional financial instruments, PrimeXBT aims to provide a more connected trading environment. The broker is trusted by traders in more than 150 countries, according to its website.
