Every market we cover
Four asset classes, one account. From global equities and currency pairs to digital assets and real estate, each market is covered with the context needed to understand what moves it.
Four markets, one account
Equities
Shares across the major global exchanges, traded with research and risk controls behind every position.
Explore stocksForeign exchange
The largest and most liquid market in the world, open around the clock on weekdays.
Explore forexDigital assets
Live coverage of the crypto market, with the prices and movement that matter shown as they happen.
Explore cryptoReal assets
Property and real estate exposure for investors who want diversification beyond public markets.
Explore real estateHow the four markets differ
Equities, currencies, digital assets and real estate are not interchangeable, and the differences matter more than the labels. Public shares are claims on the earnings of listed companies, and their prices respond to results, guidance and the interest rates used to value future cash flows. Currency markets price one economy against another and move on rate expectations, trade flows and central-bank policy. Digital assets trade continuously and can be more volatile, with prices shaped by liquidity, regulation and sentiment as much as by adoption. Real assets are the slowest of the four, valued on the income they produce and the demand for the space itself.
Time horizon is the other dividing line. Listed markets can be entered and exited within a day, which makes them liquid but also exposes a position to short-term noise. Property is the opposite: it is difficult to sell quickly, which forces a longer view and reduces the temptation to react to every price move. Deciding which market suits you begins with an honest answer about how long you can leave the capital alone and how much movement you can tolerate along the way.
What each market asks of you
None of these markets removes the need for research, and none carries a guaranteed outcome. Equities ask for patience with company results that arrive quarterly but compound over years. Currencies ask for attention to macroeconomics and can punish leverage quickly because positions are large relative to the margin behind them. Digital assets ask for tolerance of drawdowns and a clear view on custody, since holding the asset safely is a separate problem from choosing it. Real estate asks for capital that can stay committed and a realistic view of maintenance, vacancies and financing costs.
The live prices below cover the digital-asset market because it is the one that updates continuously and is quoted freely. The other three are covered on their own pages, where the mechanics, the risks and the questions worth asking are set out in more detail.
Live crypto market
A snapshot of the largest digital assets by market capitalisation, refreshed with the latest prices available when this page is served.
