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Based on my review of TickTickTrader, I could not find any specific mention of fixed or variable spreads in their offering details. Instead, TickTickTrader focuses primarily on prop trading for futures markets, where traditional spread structures, as seen in forex brokers, may not be explicitly stated. In general, with futures trading, spreads can fluctuate depending on market liquidity and volatility, particularly during significant economic events or news releases. From my experience, during major announcements, all platforms—including proprietary infrastructures like their TickTickArcade—often reflect increased bid/ask spreads or wider price slippage due to decreased liquidity and heightened uncertainty. It’s important to note that TickTickTrader is unregulated and lacks transparent breakdowns of trading conditions on their official channels, which adds to the uncertainty for me. Whenever I consider a broker or a prop firm, I prioritize clear disclosures on trading costs, especially how execution quality and spreads are managed under duress. Since TickTickTrader does not explicitly share this information, I would proceed with extra caution—especially if your trading approach is sensitive to spread widening during news events. To me, this opacity makes risk hard to quantify, and I prefer providers who are more forthright about the mechanics of their trading environment.