Crypto Derivative Traders Can Access TradingView With Broker Eightcap
Australian FX and CFD provider Eightcap has recently announced that it has partnered with TradingView, allowing crypto derivative traders to trade directly from TradingView’s charts into their Eightcap trading accounts. Crypto derivative traders will access Eightcap’s full suite of crypto derivatives, including altcoins, crypto-indices and crypto-crosses. Eightcap’s integration with TradingView is the next step for the award-winning broker as it continues to build a home for crypto traders. TradingView is a charting platform and social network that attracts over 30....
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