You can stake your coins and tokens with Bitpanda and earn weekly rewards automatically. There is no lock-in period, meaning any assets you stake with Bitpanda are yours to use how you want, when you want (except for ETH staking). Also, there’s no warm-up period so you get rewards from week one and auto-staking allows your investment to keep growing automatically like with compound interest. Before investing, it’s vital you conduct your own research and make yourself aware of the risks associated with this type of investment. Staking carries risks and you may lose the entire amount of capital invested. 

As well as cryptocurrency trading, Bitpanda offers investments in crypto indices, precious metals, stocks, commodities, leverage, ETFs, and advanced trading with Bitpanda Fusion.

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Like all crypto investments, staking with crypto brokers is impacted by the risk of volatility and market fluctuations. Moreover, falling prices can also cause your staked capital to lose value. Before investing, you need to conduct your own research and make yourself aware of the risks associated with this type of investment.

We take our users’ safety very seriously. Security is a natural and foundational part of everything we do, from developing and deploying code to building and running our platform.

We operate our businesses based on various VASP registrations, as well as MiFID II, E-Money and PSD II licences amongst all our core markets. The Bitpanda Group diligently follows European law and regulations, and Bitpanda Payments GmbH possesses a payment service provider licence under PSD2, recently becoming an E-Money Institute. Our stringent user verification processes are also fully compliant with AML5.

 When you invest with Bitpanda, you do. You are the beneficial owner of your assets (crypto assets and metals), and we hold them in custody as a trustee. It’s your investment, your assets - we just keep them safe. All assets are held in a highly secure environment. So whether you want to move, trade, invest or grow your assets, it’s your investment, your choice.

Yes, all of our customers' assets are physically backed up 1:1 and are stored in a highly secure environment.

No, we do not speculate with customers’ assets in any of the asset classes we offer to our customers (crypto assets, BCI, Bitpanda Stocks, ETFs & Commodities and Metals).

Bitpanda manages client assets as a trustee; the client remains the beneficial owner. But what does that mean? Bitpanda holds clients' crypto assets as trustee under a legally binding trust agreement with its customers, and therefore, there is a legally binding separation between our own assets and those of our customers. We do not speculate with customers’ assets that we hold. Customers have a right to separation and are not treated as unsecured creditors; therefore, customers cannot lose their crypto assets in custody.

Ownership works just like with other assets. You are acquiring each single asset and not a basket.

Bitpanda holds all customer assets as a trustee, and these are 100% backed by real assets and kept in a highly secure environment (warm and cold wallets). We do not speculate with our clients’ assets, and they are never used as collateral.

With staking, we simply delegate the crypto assets, so the funds are always under our control.

Margin trading allows you to trade larger positions by borrowing money from a broker and securing it with collateral (margin). Traders may use leverage to control larger amounts with a small investment, but this will boost any gains or losses. Margin trading is considered relatively risky compared to other trading strategies because losses can quickly surpass the invested capital. Investor safety depends on the trader’s experience, leverage choice, and effective risk management, including stop-loss orders and regular position monitoring. Whether you’re a new or experienced trader, it’s vital you conduct your own research before you start trading to make yourself aware of the risks associated with this method of investing.

A market order is a direct buy order, which is an instruction to the broker to buy or sell a security immediately without waiting for a certain price to be reached.

A limit order is an instruction to buy or sell an asset, such as a security, at a set price or better. When buying, this means that the order will only be executed at the set limit price or cheaper, while when selling, it will only be executed at the limit price or higher. 

The stop-limit order is a combined order type with the functions of a stop order and a limit order to mitigate risk. It is triggered as soon as the price of an asset reaches a specified stop price. Once this happens, the stop-limit order is converted into a limit order, which is an order to buy or sell at a specific limit price or better. This means the trade will only be executed at the defined limit price or better.

Bear markets are the downturns of the financial market, bringing massive price declines. When assets drop by 20% or more from their recent highs, it’s considered a bear market. This often leads to pessimism and decreased demand. However, it’s important to note that this is a normal aspect of the financial system, and markets are cyclical, so bear markets never last forever. Downturns are typically followed by recovery phases, and with a smart strategy, investors can even benefit in the long run.

Bull markets are phases when the prices of cryptocurrencies and stocks rise substantially, and market sentiment is optimistic. Typically, when there is a rise of 20% or more from recent lows over at least a two-month period, it’s considered a bull market. This period reflects investors’ confidence that the economy will grow and corporate profits will increase in the future as the demand for stocks and other assets steadily grows. Investors who understand bull markets can benefit long-term by implementing targeted strategies

Crypto scams are a form of cybercrime designed to deceive people into handing over their money or personal information,  usually by pretending to be legitimate cryptocurrency opportunities. As the world of crypto continues to gather more mainstream popularity, scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, using everything from fake investments, fraudulent giveaways, and phishing schemes to steal from unsuspecting victims. Common red flags include, promises guaranteed profits with little to no risk, urgency or increased pressure to act quickly, vague or missing details about the project, team or underlying technology, false claims of endorsements or fake testimonials to build credibility.