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In my evaluation of DXtrade, I found that the platform offers a fairly wide array of accessible trading instruments, though it’s important to clarify the context. Based on my research, DXtrade provides dedicated software—such as DXtrade CFD and DXtrade XT—catering to different asset classes. The DXtrade CFD platform supports trading in forex, contracts for difference (CFDs), and cryptocurrencies, along with features designed for spread-betting brokers. Meanwhile, DXtrade XT is oriented towards brokers who facilitate trading in stocks, options, futures, mutual funds, and bonds. However, from my experience, it’s critical to understand that DXtrade caters primarily to brokers and proprietary trading firms, not direct retail traders; this is reflected in its offering of demo environments intended for firms to trial the software. Although the technology behind DXtrade covers forex, indices via CFDs, stocks, futures, options, and crypto, as a trader, you’ll access these instruments through a broker that utilizes the DXtrade platform, rather than trading directly with DXtrade itself. I must emphasize the platform is entirely unregulated with a suspicious regulatory history, raising clear concerns for anyone considering trading on any broker using this infrastructure. For these reasons, while the range of possible instruments is extensive in theory, due diligence regarding the actual broker—and the safety and legitimacy of that broker—is absolutely essential before any participation.