CryptoAltum: Rebates now Available for Bitcoin and Crypto Trading

CryptoAltum

CryptoAltum

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For the month of November we're offering all new clients cashback on their Bitcoin and cryptocurrency pair trading.

Earn $1 back for every Bitcoin traded.

Rates for other cryptos vary, contact our 24/7 support for more info support@cryptoaltum.com

Sign up or try a free demo here.
 
1:500 leverage on cryptos is insane. Do people actually use it, just curious ?

it is insane anywhere, but in crypto specifically.
 
Hi @RedDuke,

Thank you for your question.

Yes, literally thousands.

It's a rare option for high risk, high reward traders. And for those just wishing to reduce margin requirements.

Most of our traders operate in the 1:100 to 1:300 range however.

Hope this helps!
 
Hi @Mark Lapin,

The promotion is genuine.

Any trader is welcome to request the rebates.

Thanks
 
Can't fund with fiat bc you would have some recourse when scammed. Offering 500x bc they know you'll blow out before you can withdraw. 100% deposit bonus is always a scam. ofc no KYC as it's fraud. Funding this is a IQ test.
 
"CryptoAltum boasts a track record of 100% trade execution with no partial fills."

Sure, bc all orders are internalized. You're trading against CryptoAltum.
 
destriero said:
"CryptoAltum boasts a track record of 100% trade execution with no partial fills."

Sure, bc all orders are internalized. You're trading against CryptoAltum.
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I don't disagree with your assessment, but I would also assume that Baron would vet this establishment before allowing them on as a sponsor. Maybe I'm wrong.
 
Hi @NoahA,

Thanks for your comment. Absolutely.

CryptoAltum was founded in 2019 and has since established itself as the broker offering top conditions on crypto. Our online reputation supports this.

High leverage is totally optional for traders.

One of our key advantages is the low trading costs we offer to clients. Our BTC spread during the last bull run has averaged $25, compared with our competitors $150 - $400 spreads.

@destriero, there's no hidden terms attached to our bonus offer. It can be used as margin for additional positions, or to cover losses in times of drawdown. It does not affect client withdrawals - those are the types of bonus offers you need to watch out for.

We hope this clarifies things.
 
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