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@TuanNguyen_6789

In my opinion, there's no way they're banning crypto and "opening the gates" for forex platforms. It's no different from saying that current crypto platforms are banned for spot trading in Vietnam but allowing futures trading is legal and operational. Don't forget that forex

A screenshot of a Vietnamese-language article (sourced from help.exness-trader.com) circled in red, explaining that Exness and similar forex platforms do not support spot purchases of Bitcoin or Ethereum, but only offer trading via Contracts for Difference (CFDs) where users bet on price movements without actual ownership. The post argues that allowing forex platforms to offer crypto while banning Vietnamese crypto exchanges is inconsistent, noting the operational and legal parallels to existing futures trading on domestic platforms.

AI visual note: A screenshot of a Vietnamese-language article (sourced from help.exness-trader.com) circled in red, explaining that Exness and similar forex platforms do not support spot purchases of Bitcoin or Ethereum, but only offer trading via Contracts for Difference (CFDs) where users bet on price movements without actual ownership. The post argues that allowing forex platforms to offer crypto while banning Vietnamese crypto exchanges is inconsistent, noting the operational and legal parallels to existing futures trading on domestic platforms.

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