The Finance Magnates Intelligence Department and retention automation firm CPattern have reported that binary options withdrawals and deposits have both fallen by more than 50 % in the first half of this year . In 2016 , the average trader deposited just $ 309 , a drop of 50 % from January 's $ 1,388 . The first deposit benchmark ( the average first deposit from a new trader ) fell by 50 % compared with the end of 2016 . In June , traders took out 50 % less than they did in January . The decline in the binary options industry is partly attributable to new regulatory frameworks in the EU , Israel and Australia .
The Finance Magnates Intelligence Department and retention automation firm CPattern have reported that binary options withdrawals and deposits have both fallen by more than 50% in the first half of this year. In June, the average trader deposited just $309, a drop of 78% from January's $1,388. The first deposit benchmark (the average first deposit from a new trader) slumped by 50% compared with the end of 2016. In June, traders took out 57% less than they did in January. The decline in the binary options industry is partly attributable to new regulatory frameworks in the EU, Israel and Australia.