October 23, 2018
easyMarkets is proud to announce that we have once again lowered spreads on Ripple and Ethereum. These popular cryptocurrencies were introduced to our clients in 2017. During that time cryptocurrencies were one of most popular asset classes we offered.
Even during Bitcoin’s astounding bull run when it approached the 20,000 level – trading remained enabled for easyMarkets clients. Although the publicity surrounding cryptocurrencies has slightly diminished – they still remain very attractive assets.
This is one of the reasons, easyMarkets recently lowered the spreads of the three major crypto currencies Bitcoin, Ripple and Ethereum.
| Instruments | VIP Account | Premium Account | Standard Account |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ripple (XRP/USD) |
0.005 USD | 0.006 USD | 0.007 USD |
| Ethereum (ETH/USD) |
3.5 USD | 3.75 USD | 3.75 USD |
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