How to trade crypto, stocks and forex: 38 guides, one per market

BRVX has 38 how-to-trade guides: 16 crypto coins, 16 stocks, 4 commodity and gold guides, EUR/USD and the Nasdaq-100. Each shows a long and a short step by step, with leverage from 5x up to 150x, the fee and hourly funding read from the live tariff, and a worked example in dollars.

38 Guides
5x–150x Leverage range
every 1 h Funding

Updated 1 Oct 2026

Trading guides by asset class

Pick the market you want to trade. The number on the right is its maximum leverage on BRVX today; the guide explains why it differs from other markets.

Crypto

US and Asian stocks

Commodities and gold

Forex

EUR/USD How to trade EUR/USD up to 150x

Index

Nasdaq-100 How to trade Nasdaq-100 up to 70x

Leverage works both ways: a small move against you can lose you the whole margin.

How to trade: questions

How do I place my first trade on BRVX?

Log in with email or connect a wallet, pick a market, enter the amount, set leverage and press Buy for a long or Sell for a short. Margin can be USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL or BNB. Each guide walks through these steps for its own market.

Can I go short on every market?

Yes. Every BRVX market is a perpetual contract with Buy (long) and Sell (short) in the same form, so a stock, a coin or oil can be shorted the same way it is bought.

Do I own the shares or coins I trade?

No. BRVX markets are synthetic perpetual contracts quoted against USDT. A position is a leveraged bet on the price only: no shares, coins or dividends change hands.

Which order types can I use?

Market orders only, with optional take-profit and stop-loss triggers. The app has no limit or stop orders, so each guide explains entries at the market price.

Why is leverage different from guide to guide?

BRVX sets a maximum per market: 150x on the most liquid ones, 50x on the least. The minimum is 5x everywhere. Every guide reads its number from the live tariff.

Where are the gold and oil guides?

In the help centre: How to trade gold covers XAUT, and How to trade oil covers WTI and Brent. They are listed here under commodities.