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In my own thorough evaluation of BYDS, it’s clear that the broker’s transparency around critical trading conditions—such as whether they offer fixed or variable spreads—is lacking. From my experience, reputable brokers ensure these details are clear, as spreads have a direct impact on trading costs and risk, especially during volatile market conditions triggered by major news events. When a broker fails to specify how spreads behave, particularly in these circumstances, I take it as a significant red flag. Typically, variable spreads will widen substantially during high volatility, sometimes making execution far more expensive or even causing unexpected trade results. Fixed spreads, while more predictable, often come with higher baseline costs and aren’t always honored if the broker is unregulated or unreliable. Since BYDS operates entirely unregulated and with a suspicious regulatory profile, I have substantial reservations trusting that even stated conditions would be reliably upheld in practice, let alone during turbulent news releases. Moreover, reported user experiences include withdrawal difficulties and changing information, which further erodes trust in any claimed trading terms they might provide. For me, unless a broker is fully transparent with clear regulatory backing and a consistent financial track record, I avoid trading through them—especially when I cannot gain clarity over something as fundamental as spread behavior under stress.