On May 3, 2025, Hantec Markets announced the launch of its round-the-clock cryptocurrency Contracts for Difference (CFD) trading service, providing customers with continuous access to the digital asset market. The service has been well received, aligning with the recent surge in cryptocurrency prices, particularly Bitcoin, which recently surpassed $100,000.
The introduction of this product allows traders to engage in cryptocurrency transactions over weekends and overnight periods, when traditional markets are closed but the crypto market remains active. Leveraging CFDs, users can trade without directly holding the digital assets, participating in price fluctuations with the added benefit of margin trading.
The offering complements Hantec’s existing suite of tradable instruments, including forex, commodities, indices, and metals, and is designed to meet growing demand for institutional-level access to cryptocurrency markets. Norayr Djerrahian, Chief Strategy Officer at Hantec Global, highlighted that the company has seen strong market growth following the launch, confirming the demand for uninterrupted market access.
The launch coincides with increasing volatility in the cryptocurrency sector, driven by factors such as global trade tensions and U.S. tariffs. The new trading service positions Hantec to capitalize on these developments.
Earlier this year, Hantec Markets reported a strong performance for Q1 2025, with a 54.2% increase in trading volume and a 26.7% rise in active clients. The company has also expanded its brand presence in Latin America through partnerships with Atletico Madrid and Fortaleza FC.
In a separate development, Hantec’s UK subsidiary returned to profitability for the 2024 fiscal year, reversing a previous loss from 2023 despite a slight decline in revenue. The company continues to innovate, introducing AI-driven platforms such as InsightPro to provide users with real-time trading signals and sentiment data.
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