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Crypto Derivative Traders Can Access TradingView With Broker Eightcap

By Megan
May 24, 2022
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May 24, 2022 – Melbourne, Australia


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 have access to 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 million monthly users and ranks as the number-one website for investing. The platform enables crypto traders to identify and analyze trading patterns using TradingView’s customizable charts and allows users to discover hundreds of crypto trade ideas daily by joining TradingView’s community of global traders.

The integration also ensures that users never miss a price level with easy-to-setup trading alerts. Users will also be able to test and automate their trading strategy with TradingView’s Pine Script programming language.

Eightcap’s integration with TradingView provides its users with a wide range of trading tools to help make better-informed trading decisions and have the capability to trade directly via the TradingView charts. Users will be able to access 12 chart types, including Renko and ‘point and figure,’ rewind the markets, watch the price action unfold and create custom formulas and timeframes.

Furthermore, the TradingView platform comes with over 100 pre-built indicators, over 100,000 community-built indicators, 50 drawing tools and more.

After depositing, users will also have access to several tools specifically targeting crypto derivative trades. This includes exclusive use of CryptoCrusher, a tool that provides derivative traders with daily crypto trade ideas, indicators to identify crypto trading opportunities and live crypto-based educational resources. Crypto derivatives traders with Eightcap will also have the chance to automate their crypto trades code-free using Capitalise.ai.

Joel Murphy, CEO of Eightcap, said,

“Providing our users with unique trading resources is a priority for us as we continue to build a home for our traders. TradingView is used by millions of traders worldwide, and we are excited about this partnership as it allows crypto derivative traders to make the most out of TradingView’s outstanding charting experience.”

Marcus Fetherston, director of operations at Eightcap, added,

“Our partnership with TradingView is another key milestone for Eightcap. We are committed to providing crypto derivatives traders with an extensive range of tools and resources before they start trading the cryptocurrency market.

“This is yet another platform to choose from when opening an account with us. Our users will be able to trade directly into their Eightcap trading account via the TradingView charts, but they will also have access to a large community of traders. This opens them up to a world of trade ideas and market analysis and works hand in hand with our competitive spreads across over 300 crypto derivatives.”

This announcement follows the broker’s latest product launch – the rollout of over 300 crypto derivatives, including altcoins, crypto-crosses and crypto indices, all with ultra-low spreads. Eightcap has also won several awards in the past year. The most recent one is where the broker was named ‘best crypto broker’ at the annual AtoZ Markets awards. Eightcap has more in the works as it continues into 2022 to provide its clients with an exceptional trading experience.

About Eightcap

Eightcap is an Australian CFD and FX broker founded in 2009 and offers its clients access to over 1,000 financial instruments. Since then, the broker has rapidly expanded and offers derivative products worldwide across FX, indices, shares, commodities and cryptocurrency CFDs.

Eightcap has won several awards over the past couple of years, including ‘best MT4 forex broker global 2020.’ The latest addition to the accolades is ‘best crypto broker 2021.’ The broker is also regulated in multiple jurisdictions, including the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC), the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) and the Securities Commission of the Bahamas (SCB).

The award-winning support team gives its utmost to clients on a 24/5 basis. Eightcap’s sign-up process requires only three simple steps and a minimum deposit of $100. Deposits can be made in AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, NZD, CAD and SGD, using credit or debit cards such as Visa/Mastercard, POLi, Wire transfer, BPAY, China UnionPay (uPOP), Skrill, Neteller, BTC, Tether and PayPal.

Eightcap also has an award-winning partner program. Rebates up to $6 per lot and CPAs up to $900 are a couple of the many rewards that affiliates gain access to through their partnership with Eightcap.

TradingView’s integration is set to allow another level of in-depth analysis that can also be utilized for signal sharing. Bringing this option to the table means that more and more clients feel at ease settling down and continuing their trading journey with Eightcap.

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Mishelle Thurairatnam, communications manager of Eightcap

This content is sponsored and should be regarded as promotional material. Opinions and statements expressed herein are those of the author and do not reflect the opinions of The Daily Hodl. The Daily Hodl is not a subsidiary of or owned by any ICOs, blockchain startups or companies that advertise on our platform. Investors should do their due diligence before making any high-risk investments in any ICOs, blockchain startups or cryptocurrencies. Please be advised that your investments are at your own risk, and any losses you may incur are your responsibility.

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