Which broker should I use to trade BTC?

Original broker such as Binance or those CFD Metrader ?

CFD like TMGM is a good choice to hedge risk.

On Binance you will have better trading codnitions, but forex brokers will give you better leverage (in some cases that is disadvantage).

ThinkMarkets offers CFD trading on up to 4,000 instruments, including cryptocurrencies. Choose from 20+ coins and benefit from tight spreads.

Can try fxview - they have tight spreads and commission from $0, plus it is a secure option because of their regulations.

No, no - that’s really not right at all.

I appreciate that they pay people for favourable mentions in forums (as two or three other brokers do, of course) but we can’t have you saying that, because it’s really terribly misleading, and not quite honest.

This is NOT a well regulated broker. Not at all.

The ‘Global’ company is regulated only in St. Vincent & Grenadines (which as we all know is another way of saying “unregulated” or “regulated only by a fake regulator”) and the ‘European’ company has chosen to be regulated only in Cyprus - famous for its light-touch regulation - as a way of appearing to be EU regulated while avoiding most of the regulatory aspects that actually protect the customers.

People opening forex/CFD accounts need to learn to look askance at “brokers” who have chosen to be regulated in Bulgaria, Cyprus or Malta. These are not real regulators who can protect the customers like any other EU regulator can, or like the real regulators in the UK or Switzerland.

If you are going to trade with BTC, then choosing a broker is very important. There are several good brokers, and whichever one you choose, you must definitely use a forex rebate provider, to get 50% better trading conditions.

the best one for me EXNESS

You keep on and on and on going from thread to thread, saying this. We can all see that you’re an incentivized promoter of a rebate service, but your posts are really beginning to be too obviously spammy, now.

Honestly, I’d give it a rest, if I were you.

I understand your concern about the authenticity of broker recommendations. Let me clarify that my recommendation of Fxview is based on my personal experience and research, not on any compensation or incentive. While Fxview is regulated by CySEC, which you pointed out, crypto trading falls under the FSCA regulations for their global entity. And the FSCA is known for its stringent regulatory standards.

Binance will be a way better platform than anything in the CFD space.

They have zero fee BTC trading and close to zero spreads. Just have a look at the swap rates on FX brokers, they're wild. Terrible spreads too.

However the reverse also happens. Don't use Binance for FX trades

For crypto, I will use binance or Bybit

If you want to trade BTC, the best broker really depends on what matters most to you — like low fees, solid regulation, or an easy-to-use platform.
Lots of people start with Coinbase because it’s super beginner-friendly and well-regulated, so it feels safer. The only downside is the fees can be a bit higher.
If you want access to more coins and lower fees, Binance is a popular pick. Just be aware they’ve had some regulatory issues in a few places.
Kraken is another good option — they’re secure, have decent fees, and are regulated in the US and Europe. Their platform can be a bit overwhelming if you’re new though.
If you like social trading or want to trade stocks along with crypto, eToro is pretty cool and fully regulated, but their spreads tend to be a bit wider.
At the end of the day, it’s really about what fits your style and how much risk you’re comfortable with. Just make sure you go with a regulated broker that has good reviews — security is key when it comes to crypto.

I would anyone use CFD scam broker when you have good conditions on PERPs on big CEX like Binance or Bybit? Do you really need 500 leverage to trade crypto?

Has anybody heard about PUM Exchange for cryptocurrencies?