This page is about LyvexTrade: why it exists, what it covers, how it is paid for and, just as importantly, what it will never do. If you only read one paragraph, read the next one.
First, what we are not
LyvexTrade is not a broker, exchange, trading platform, wallet or investment adviser. The name can suggest otherwise, so we repeat it plainly: you cannot open an account here, deposit money, buy or sell anything, or ask us to hold or recover funds. We do not run a mobile app, a Telegram or WhatsApp group, a signal service or a managed account. Nobody working on this site will ever phone or message you to suggest an investment.
If you are contacted by anyone claiming to represent LyvexTrade with an offer of that kind, they are impersonating us. Do not send money or personal documents. Our guide to spotting trading scams explains what usually happens next in these schemes and where to report them.
About LyvexTrade: why the site exists
Most people meet markets backwards. They see a price chart, an advert or a friend's screenshot first, and only later, sometimes after losing money, learn what a pip is, how margin works or who actually holds their assets. We wanted a set of lessons that runs in the right order: vocabulary, then mechanics, then costs, then risk, and only then the question of whether trading suits you at all.
We lean towards forex and gold because they are the clearest place to learn how leveraged prices behave. The same ideas then carry into shares, crypto and stablecoins such as USDT.
What you will find here
- Lessons written for a reader with no background, each with a short summary at the top and a few beginner questions at the end.
- Calculators for pip value, position size, margin and crypto profit, each with a hand-worked example so you can see the formula rather than trust a black box.
- Reference pages: a glossary and a FAQ.
- Safety material: how to check a provider and how to recognise a scam.
What you will not find
- Tips, signals or predictions about where a currency, share or coin is heading.
- Lists ranking real brokers or exchanges, or reviews of named firms.
- Testimonials, "trusted by" badges or invented statistics.
- Bonuses, referral codes or affiliate links.
How the content is made
Pages are drafted with the help of AI writing tools and then checked, corrected and edited by people before they go live. Rules and dates, such as leverage limits or settlement periods, are checked against official publications from regulators and exchanges. Every worked example is recalculated before publication. The full process is set out in our editorial policy.
Numbers in examples are illustrative. They are chosen to make the arithmetic easy to follow, not to reflect current prices, and we label them that way.
How the site is funded
LyvexTrade takes no payment from brokers, exchanges or token projects, and no product is mentioned because someone paid for it. That independence is the whole point of the site; if it ever changed, we would say so on this page.
Get in touch
Found an error, an out-of-date rule or a sum that does not add up? Please tell us through the contact page. We read every message, though we cannot give personal advice about your own money or investigate a firm on your behalf.