On April 24th, I made a trade on Quantfury where I bought a position and set a stop loss. Unfortunately, the stop loss was executed late, resulting in financial losses for me. Even though I had set the stop loss to be at a loss of $0.74, I ended up losing ₺145 instead. I was really thrown off by this difference, because if I had known it would lead to such a big loss, I definitely wouldn't have set the stop loss. I expect a quick resolution to this problem and reimbursement for the damages I have incurred. Has anyone had any luck with Quantfury? I'm quite curious.
I've been using the Quantfury platform for a few months now, and I’m extremely frustrated with the discrepancies I’m seeing when trading. For example, when I open a "buy" position on gold (XAU), if the price drops by $10 in the market, Quantfury reflects a $20 drop. On the flip side, when I open a "...
Quantfury isn’t truly an independent platform, as all accounts seem to mirror Binance's actions. I had an open long position on Matic, but because Matic was set to stop trading, Quantfury closed my position with a 70% loss, without any prior warning. This unexpected closure resulted in a substantial...
I made a trade on the Quantfury platform based on my account balance. I bought 146 shares at a price of $68.22. Surprisingly, at the ungodly hour of 4:30 AM, when the market was not even open, the platform went ahead and sold 122 shares at the entry price, despite the fact that each share was valued...
I opened a futures position on Binance and placed a stop loss order 5% above my entry. I was fully aware of the risk and had set my stop to limit the potential loss to $260. At the time, my account balance was $685, which was more than enough to support the trade under the risk level I accepted. Ho...
I was actively trading with XM Global Limited under ID number 68739654. On April 4, 2025, I opened a buy position on the Nasdaq at 0.30 lot size. As the trade moved into profit, I moved my stop-loss (SL) to a level that would lock in gains even if the price reversed—basic risk management. However, ...
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