This page is about FeroxTrader: why it exists, what it covers and how it is run. The most important part comes first, because the name invites a misunderstanding.
FeroxTrader is not a trading platform
"Trader" in a domain name usually means a place where you trade. Here it does not. FeroxTrader is an information website. It is not an exchange, a broker, a wallet provider, a fund, a signal service or an investment adviser. On this site you cannot:
- open an account or log in to one;
- deposit or withdraw money or crypto;
- buy, sell or swap anything;
- receive trade ideas, copy trades or have an account managed for you.
We will never contact you through social media, messaging apps or phone calls about an investment. If someone does so using the FeroxTrader name, they are not connected to us. Please do not send them anything, and tell us through the contact page so we can warn other readers.
Why the site exists
Most people meet crypto through a price chart someone shared, an advert or a friend's story. The practical details arrive later, often after the first costly mistake: a USDT transfer on the wrong network, a fee that was bigger than expected, a platform that stopped processing withdrawals. We wanted a reference that covers those details first, in the order a newcomer actually runs into them.
Crypto sits at the centre of the site because that is where most of our readers begin. Forex and shares sit beside it because they are older markets with clearer rules, and comparing the three is one of the quickest ways to understand what is unusual about crypto.
How the knowledge base is organised
Every article is an entry in a single index, shown down the side of each page. Entries start with a three-point summary, so you can decide in seconds whether you need the full version. They are written to be read on a phone: short paragraphs, tables that scroll sideways, and calculations laid out line by line.
- Crypto shelf: how crypto works, USDT, Bitcoin and mining.
- Markets shelf: how markets fit together, forex, stocks, fundamental analysis and MetaTrader 5.
- Safety shelf: checking a provider, fees and scams.
- Tools: four calculators, starting with the pip calculator, that run in your browser and show their formulas.
How entries are researched
We work from primary material wherever possible: regulator rules and warnings, exchange rulebooks, issuer disclosures and protocol documentation. Drafts may be prepared with the help of AI writing tools; every draft is then checked by an editor, and every number in a worked example is recalculated before publication. The full process, including how corrections work, is set out in our editorial policy.
Worked examples on this site use invented, clearly labelled numbers. They show how a calculation works; they are not forecasts, and they are not a suggestion to place any trade.
What we will not do
- We do not name, rank or review real exchanges, brokers, apps or coins, and nobody pays us to mention them.
- We do not publish price predictions, "top picks" or performance claims.
- We do not show testimonials, invented user numbers or awards.
- We do not ask for personal financial details, wallet seed phrases or passwords, ever.
Getting in touch
If an entry is wrong, unclear or out of date, we want to know. Use the contact page. We cannot help with individual trades, account problems at another company or recovering lost funds, but we read every correction and fix confirmed errors quickly.