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From my own experience reviewing and researching Specter.ai, I’ve found that the range of instruments here is notably different from most mainstream brokers. Specter.ai positions itself as a blockchain-based trading platform with a focus on digital binary options and their unique Epochal Price Index Composite (EPIC) contracts. The platform claims to offer access to over 80 synthetic tradable products, giving traders the ability to speculate on price movements without actually owning the underlying asset. While forex trading is available, I noticed that Specter.ai does not directly offer traditional trading in stocks, indices, or commodities in the conventional sense. Instead, their contract types often synthesize or replicate the price action of these markets, but without direct physical access or ownership. This means if I’m looking for classic spot or CFD trading in equities or commodities, Specter.ai might not meet those expectations. Another key point I’ve observed is that the core trading products—binary options and EPIC contracts—involve speculating on price directions rather than outright investment. This approach can be attractive to some, but it differs from standard leveraged products or direct market exposure. Cryptocurrencies, as blockchain assets, do play a role in how payments and accounts are handled, but not necessarily as tradeable instruments themselves on the platform. For me, the absence of common regulatory oversight and the synthetic nature of most instruments heightens my caution. In summary, Specter.ai gives access mainly to digital options and synthetic contracts, allowing trading on simulated price movements of various markets, with conventional forex being just one piece of the offering.