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Based on my own careful assessment of BitMart as an experienced trader, I must acknowledge that it is not possible to accurately break down the total trading costs for indices like the US100 on this platform. BitMart’s main strength lies in crypto trading, not traditional forex or equity indices; in fact, the available instruments focus primarily on over 1,700 cryptocurrencies and related futures. There is no clear evidence from BitMart’s published materials or platform details that standard market indices such as US100 (Nasdaq 100) are supported for trading at all. Even assuming indices were somehow accessible, I am uncomfortable with the lack of transparency about specific fee structures. The broker does not disclose any concrete information about spreads or commissions for such products. Across the platform in general, details are vague: fee reductions, VIP discounts, and copy trading mechanisms are mentioned for cryptocurrencies, but there’s no reference to trading indices. This absence of explicit cost information is a significant concern for me. Traders are urged to avoid platforms that fail to provide clear, upfront fee disclosures—especially when the firm is unregulated, as is the case here. Based on my years in the industry, the lack of regulation and specificity means the true cost—or even the availability—of trading something like the US100 on BitMart cannot be reliably determined, and I would exercise extreme caution as a result.