EU 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 The Finance Magnates Intelligence Department, 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.