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Delta Exchange Trading Signals - TU Expert review

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Trading signals are one of the best trading options for beginners and for earning passive income. Novice traders can use such signals and earn a profit, while still learning. Brokers can offer various ways of receiving signals. Traders Union analysts have prepared a detailed analysis of Delta Exchange trading signals. You will learn what kinds of trading signals Delta Exchange offers and what the conditions for using them are.

Delta Exchange Trading Signals

Information

The Delta exchange charges commission fees on all trades. The fees are fixed, and in most cases, they do not differ for the taker and the maker. For example, spot trades are charged 0.1% and options are charged 0.05%. For Options USDT Linear Futures trading, the fee is different. It is 0.05% for the taker and 0.02% for the maker. Sometimes commissions go negative (mainly for the maker), which means that the trader gets a discount.

Account type Spread (minimum value) Withdrawal commission
Standard Up to 0.1% per order Yes

What are trading signals?

Trading signals are signals to enter a trade, which the broker provides to traders. They can be based both on fundamental and technical analysis.

A broker can provide signals in several ways:

  • Copy trading.

  • Email alerts.

  • Signals through a blog on the website.

  • Recommendations of a personal manager, etc.

When choosing signals, it is important to take into consideration their profitability, the list of trading instruments, the conditions of their provision – fees, markup, etc.

Short introduction of Delta Exchange

The Delta exchange offers futures, options, and interest rate swap trading with 1:100 leverage. There is also over-the-counter trading. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Tether, Bitcoin Cash, Stellar, Tezos, and other cryptocurrency assets are traded on the platform, but there are no fiat funds. The exchange provides the standard TradingView web terminal and a proprietary mobile application with a simple but adaptive interface. Protection of user data and funds is ensured by multilevel encryption, two-factor authentication, and cold storage of cryptocurrency. The exchange does not set minimum deposits. Trading fees are fixed and fees are below the market average (0.1% for swaps, 0.05% for options). There is a one-level referral program and auto trading service.

💰 Account currency: BTC, LTC, and USDT etc.
🚀 Minimum deposit: $1
⚖️ Leverage: 1:100
💱 Spread: Market
🔧 Instruments: BTC, LTC, and USDT etc.
💹 Margin Call / Stop Out: No

Delta Exchange Pros and Cons

👍 Advantages of trading with Delta Exchange:

all popular cryptocurrencies are traded on the exchange;

mutually beneficial referral program;

trading with leverage up to x100;

no minimum deposit;

low commissions;

there are tutorials for beginners;

robotic trading based on ready-made strategies;

high level of platform protection;

Bug Bounty program with large payouts.

👎 Disadvantages of Delta Exchange:

no investment decisions;

no fiat;

there is no call center.

Conclusion

Based on the results of the analysis, Traders Union analysts have concluded that Delta Exchange does not have the best conditions for trading signals. The broker offers a limited choice of instruments, for which signals are provided, high fees and there are questions about signal profitability. Therefore, if you are planning to trade signals, it would be a good idea to consider another option.

FAQs

Do brokers offer premium subscriptions to signals?

In some cases, brokers may offer premium subscriptions.

Are there fees charged for trading signals?

Yes. As a rule, the fee is charged as a markup to the spread, or it could be a subscription fee, or a percentage of the profit, etc.

How do I choose a signal provider?

Consider the profitability, the list of instruments the signals are provided for and the risk level of the strategy.

Team that worked on the article

Mikhail Vnuchkov
Author at Traders Union

Mikhail Vnuchkov joined Traders Union as an author in 2020. He began his professional career as a journalist-observer at a small online financial publication, where he covered global economic events and discussed their impact on the segment of financial investment, including investor income. With five years of experience in finance, Mikhail joined Traders Union team, where he is in charge of forming the pool of latest news for traders, who trade stocks, cryptocurrencies, Forex instruments and fixed income.

Olga Shendetskaya
Author and editor at Traders Union

Olga Shendetskaya has been a part of the Traders Union team as an author, editor and proofreader since 2017. Since 2020, Shendetskaya has been the assistant chief editor of the website of Traders Union, an international association of traders. She has over 10 years of experience of working with economic and financial texts. In the period of 2017-2020, Olga has worked as a journalist and editor of laftNews news agency, economic and financial news sections. At the moment, Olga is a part of the team of top industry experts involved in creation of educational articles in finance and investment, overseeing their writing and publication on the Traders Union website.