# Forex İlgili Makaleler

BingX Kicks Off Global Capital Gala, Spotlighting TradFi Trading Opportunities

BingX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3-AI company, has launched the Global Capital Gala, a trading campaign running from April 8 to April 28. The event highlights BingX's expanding TradFi offerings, which provide access to over 100 traditional financial assets including commodities, forex, stocks, and indices. Key features include 24/7 trading, leverage of up to 500x on select assets (including 100x for U.S. stocks), competitive fees, and zero-fee futures in certain markets. The campaign includes the U.S. Stocks Earnings Hunt Trading Challenge, offering a 500,000 USDT prize pool for participants who complete KYC and trading tasks across Spot and Futures leaderboards. BingX aims to bridge traditional finance and crypto markets, serving over 40 million users globally.

TheNewsCrypto04/08 14:19

US Dollar Gained Amid Easiness in Oil Prices, Crypto Market Rises

The US Dollar has strengthened, reaching a new 10-month high against a basket of currencies, while oil prices have eased significantly. This decline in oil, partly due to a new export deal between Iraq and Kurdish authorities, is seen as a potential positive for lowering inflation. Meanwhile, the crypto market has risen over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin nearing the $75k mark and Ethereum also posting gains. Analysts suggest the crypto uptick may be a reaction to these broader economic shifts, though its sustainability remains uncertain.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 06:29

PrimeXBT Launches PXTrader 2.0, Bringing Crypto and Traditional Markets into One Trading Platform

PrimeXBT has launched PXTrader 2.0, a major upgrade to its trading platform that integrates crypto and traditional financial markets. The platform provides access to over 350 instruments—including crypto futures, Forex, commodities, indices, shares, and CFDs—all from a single account funded with cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH. PXTrader 2.0 features advanced tools such as TradingView charts, over 100 indicators, multiple order types, and leverage options up to 1:1000. It supports both hedge and netting modes and offers a real orderbook for crypto futures traders. According to PrimeXBT, the update reflects the growing convergence between crypto and traditional finance, allowing traders to use digital assets as trading capital across global markets. The platform aims to provide a unified, flexible environment for traders seeking diversified exposure and efficient movement between asset classes, especially amid broader market volatility. PrimeXBT serves traders in over 150 countries and continues to expand its multi-asset trading offerings.

TheNewsCrypto03/12 10:25

South Korean Authorities Exclude Stablecoins From Corporate Crypto Investments – Details

South Korean financial regulators, led by the Financial Services Commission (FSC), are preparing to exclude stablecoins like USDT and USDC from the list of cryptocurrencies that publicly listed companies will be allowed to invest in. This decision is based on the country’s Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, which does not recognize stablecoins as legal external payment instruments. Allowing corporate investment in such assets could enable firms to bypass foreign exchange controls by making overseas payments directly via blockchain. The new guidelines will initially permit investments only in the top 20 non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies by market cap, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, with exposure potentially capped at 5% of a company’s capital. This marks a shift from South Korea’s earlier restrictive stance on corporate crypto trading, reflecting a gradual reopening of the market to institutional participants under tighter oversight.

bitcoinist03/08 21:03

How OTC Merchants Step into the Trap of 'Illegal Business Operation Crime' Step by Step

OTC商家 selling virtual currencies like USDT for profit can inadvertently receive funds linked to illegal foreign exchange activities, leading to potential criminal charges such as Illegal Business Operations or Concealment of Crime Proceeds. This article, based on a real case handled by lawyer Shao Shiwei, discusses how such traders may face legal risks when funds from underground banks involved in unauthorized forex trading enter their accounts during routine transactions. The key issue is whether OTC traders should bear criminal responsibility solely for receiving such funds. Authorities may treat them as accomplices in illegal forex operations, but the traders’ actual role, intent, and awareness must be carefully evaluated. A referenced case illustrates differentiated handling: individuals directly involved in illegal forex were convicted, while those merely providing accounts without clear profit motives or direct participation were not prosecuted. The profit from virtual currency trading differs fundamentally from illegal forex gains; the former stems from market fluctuations, while the latter involves facilitating cross-border transfers. If no intent to assist illegal activities is proven, charges may not apply. Alternatively, Concealment of Crime Proceeds charges require proof that the funds were criminal proceeds and that the trader knowingly handled them. Factors like transaction frequency, anomalies, and prior knowledge are considered, but hindsight alone isn’t sufficient for conviction. In summary, while trading virtual currencies isn’t illegal, involvement with illicit fund sources creates significant risks. Case outcomes depend on evidence regarding the trader’s awareness and role, emphasizing the need for individualized legal assessment.

marsbit03/05 14:32

The 'Abnormal' Business of U Merchants? Defense Points and Boundaries of Determination for Three Major Charges

In a case involving a U merchant trading USDT (Tether) with transactions worth billions, the defendant was accused of illegal foreign exchange operations using virtual currency. Despite the large scale and use of multiple bank accounts, which authorities viewed as suspicious, the author argues that the defendant’s actions do not constitute crimes such as illegal business operations, concealing criminal proceeds, or assisting information network crimes. The article explains that OTC trading of virtual currencies like USDT is not illegal in China, and many platforms and individuals engage in it legally. The key is whether the trader knowingly facilitated illegal activities, such money laundering or illegal forex transactions. For illegal business operations, conviction requires proof that the defendant knowingly assisted in illegal forex exchanges, as in a cited case where the defendant helped convert foreign currency to RMB via USDT. For concealing criminal proceeds, the author emphasizes that the funds involved are often the principal amounts from transactions, not criminal profits, so merely handling these funds does not meet the legal definition. For assisting information network crimes, the crime must involve online illegal activities; if forex transactions occur offline despite online communication, it doesn’t qualify. The conclusion stresses the need for strict legal scrutiny and avoiding presumption of guilt based solely on transaction scale or methods.

marsbit02/23 01:53

Wintermute sees tokenized gold market tripling to $15B in 2026 – Here’s why!

ambcrypto02/18 07:02

WLFI to launch FOREX platform within USD1 ecosystem – What’s next?

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has announced the upcoming launch of a FOREX platform called World Swap, operating within its USD1 stablecoin ecosystem. Despite recent lower price action, WLFI's activity has been growing. USD1 has become the fifth-largest stablecoin by market cap in just ten months, showing strong adoption with significant transfer volumes and holder growth. On the price front, WLFI appears to be forming a double bottom pattern on the 4-hour chart, suggesting a potential bullish reversal, supported by a $10 million whale purchase. A breakdown below $0.09, however, could diminish the impact of this news. Increased social dominance also indicates growing market interest.

ambcrypto02/13 06:32

From Competing on Experience to Building Assets: Hyperliquid is Moving Ahead of CEXs

Amidst a general market stagnation, Hyperliquid ($HYPE) has demonstrated notable independent growth, signaling a shift in the Perp DEX narrative. Rather than competing solely on user experience akin to centralized exchanges (CEXs), Hyperliquid is expanding into synthetic assets—including commodities like crude oil, precious metals, and foreign currencies—through its HIP-3 protocol. This positions it not just as a decentralized exchange, but as a crypto-native, Nasdaq-like platform for global asset trading. The move reflects a broader trend of on-chain liquidity integrating with real-world assets, a direction also being explored by major CEXs like Bitget, OKX, and Bybit. Hyperliquid’s advantages include narrower spreads, faster execution, and 24/7 availability compared to traditional platforms. It leverages on-chain transparency, permissionless listings, and fee redistribution to challenge the opaque, centralized models of CEXs and traditional finance—focusing on code-based trust rather than decentralization rhetoric.

比推01/28 05:06

While CEXs Are Still Competing on Experience, Hyperliquid Is Already Trading Precious Metals and Forex

While centralized exchanges (CEXs) are still competing on user experience, Hyperliquid has expanded into trading precious metals and foreign exchange. The platform is shifting its narrative from being a user-friendly decentralized exchange (DEX) to becoming a crypto-native, on-chain Nasdaq through its HIP-3 protocol, offering synthetic assets like oil, forex, and metals. This move reflects a broader industry trend where on-chain liquidity is beginning to integrate with real-world assets, offering tighter spreads, faster execution, and 24/7 availability. Hyperliquid is also introducing new market rules such as full transparency, permissionless listings, and fee redistribution, using code-based trust to challenge the opaque advantages of CEXs and traditional finance.

marsbit01/28 03:14