About GlixoTrade in one line: it is a free reading site about crypto and the wider markets, not a place to trade. Everything else on this page expands on that.
About GlixoTrade: a magazine with a trading-style name
We know the name sounds like an exchange. It is not one. GlixoTrade is an independent publication that explains how crypto, stablecoins, Bitcoin, currencies and shares work, and how the companies that sell access to them make their money. We publish articles and calculators. That is the whole product.
Why we started
Most people meet crypto on a small screen: a video, a group chat, an advert in a feed. The information that arrives that way tends to be short on detail and long on promises. We wanted the opposite for phone readers: pieces that take a single question, such as what USDT actually is or why one exchange charges more than another, and answer it properly, with the numbers shown.
Crypto is our main subject, with Bitcoin and USDT at the centre, because that is where most beginners start and where the costliest mistakes happen. We also cover forex and shares, because many platforms now sell all three and because the rules, protections and costs differ in ways that matter.
What you will find here
- Explainers on how crypto works, Bitcoin, USDT, forex, shares and how these markets compare.
- Practical guides on checking a platform, trading costs and avoiding scams.
- Calculators for crypto profit and loss, pip value, position size and margin, each showing its formula.
- A glossary and a reader FAQ for quick answers.
What we never do
- We do not rank or recommend specific exchanges, brokers, apps or coins.
- We do not take payment to mention a company, and we carry no affiliate links.
- We do not predict prices or publish trade ideas.
- We do not contact readers on messaging apps or social media about investing, and we never ask for passwords, recovery phrases or wallet addresses.
If someone claiming to be from GlixoTrade offers you any of the above, they are impersonating us. Please do not send them anything, and tell us through the contact page.
How the articles are made
We work from primary material wherever we can: regulator rulebooks and warnings, exchange and index rules, issuer disclosures and protocol documentation. Drafts may be prepared with AI writing tools, but a human editor checks every factual claim and re-runs every worked example before a page goes live. Illustrative figures are labelled as illustrative. The full process, including how we correct mistakes, is set out in our editorial policy.
We do not publish author names or biographies, because the site is maintained by a small desk rather than individual commentators, and we would rather you judge a page by its sources and arithmetic than by a byline.
How to use what you read
Our guides are general education. They cannot take account of your country's tax rules, your finances or your goals. Use them to ask better questions, then check the specifics with the regulator in your country and, where it makes sense, a qualified adviser. Crypto prices can fall a long way very quickly, and leveraged products can wipe out a deposit. Read the disclaimer before relying on anything here.