The question of whether TradersPost will support Forex trading in the future has been raised several times, and there are plans in the works to introduce this asset class to the platform.
When TradersPost was initially developed, the goal was to eventually support all major asset classes, including stocks, futures, crypto, and Forex. As it stands, Forex is the last major asset class not yet integrated into the platform. However, the growing demand for Forex, particularly from users who are active in both crypto and currency trading, has pushed it to the forefront of future development plans.
While no exact timeline has been set, TradersPost’s team anticipates starting work on Forex integration by late 2024 or early 2025. This is largely driven by user demand, with several inquiries about Forex support coming in regularly. Additionally, Forex.com is already on TradersPost’s waitlist as a broker, which suggests that work on integrating this popular Forex platform could begin soon.
Forex trading is especially popular outside the U.S., where it is less regulated and offers more flexibility compared to other markets. Forex is also used extensively for copy trading, allowing traders to mimic the actions of experienced professionals. This flexibility makes Forex a perfect fit for a platform like TradersPost, which enables trades across multiple brokerage accounts.
Forex is indeed on TradersPost’s roadmap, and support for this asset class could be available as early as next year. With significant user demand and brokers like Forex.com showing interest, TradersPost is well on its way to expanding its offerings to include the global Forex market.
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