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In my personal experience with ATAS, I found that the platform does offer a free trial rather than a traditional demo account. Specifically, ATAS provides a 14-day free trial period, which allows new users like myself to access and explore the core features before making any financial commitment. However, it’s important to note that this free trial is time-limited; after those 14 days, continued use of the platform requires a paid subscription. During my trial, I was able to make full use of their cryptocurrency analysis tools, including order flow and market depth, at no cost. However, access to analysis features for futures and stocks does not appear to be included in the complimentary trial period. This distinction is crucial for anyone considering ATAS for multi-asset trading analysis, as only crypto-focused tools are available for free during the trial, while more advanced features for other asset classes require payment. In summary, ATAS does not provide an unlimited free demo account but rather a restricted 14-day free trial, primarily geared towards crypto markets. As a cautious and experienced trader, I always recommend thoroughly exploring the limits of such trials and being aware that lack of regulation and restricted access after the trial are significant considerations before deciding to proceed with any payment.