Exness Crypto CFDs — Trade the Price, Not the Coin
Trade crypto price moves as CFDs at Exness — go long or short, with leverage, last read 2026-07-27. You trade the price; you never own or custody the coins.
Open Exness Account →Crypto CFDs at Exness
Exness offers a range of crypto CFDs — Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major coins traded as contracts for difference. A crypto CFD tracks the coin’s price, so you can go long or short with leverage on the same MT5, MT4, cTrader and Exness Edge platforms you use for forex. You hold price exposure only — never the coin itself.
- Trade both directions — go long as prices rise or short as they fall.
- Leveraged: a smaller margin controls a larger position — it magnifies losses as well as gains.
- No coin to hold, move or take delivery of — the CFD is cash-settled on the price.
- Traded alongside forex, indices, metals and shares from one account.
Measured crypto CFD specs
| Instrument | Min lot | Max lot | Contract size | Tick value (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC/USD | 0.01 | 200 | 1 | $0.01 |
| ETH/USD | 0.1 | 2000 | 1 | $0.01 |
Read live from Exness’s MT5 server, last 2026-07-27.
What it costs and what to check
Your cost on a crypto CFD is the spread plus any overnight swap if you hold past the rollover. Crypto is highly volatile, so spreads widen faster than on the majors and price gaps are common — size positions and stops with that in mind. For the exact live spread and margin on a specific coin, check it in your platform; the measured tables on this site currently cover the FX majors and gold.
Open Exness Account →Before you trade crypto CFDs
- Leverage on crypto is usually lower than on FX majors — confirm the margin in your platform.
- Crypto trades around the clock, so a position can move sharply while you are away; use stops.
- High volatility can hit your stop-out fast — keep a margin buffer.
- A CFD carries no coin ownership, staking or voting — it is price exposure only.