About PyxelTrade in one sentence: it is a free, independent website that explains crypto, stablecoins, currencies and shares to people who are just starting out, and it offers calculators that show exactly how their answers are worked out.
The name, and what it is not
We know the name sounds like a trading app. It was chosen for the idea of pixels: small, precise pieces that add up to a clear picture. That is how we try to explain markets, one checkable piece at a time. It is not a signal that we offer trading.
PyxelTrade is not an exchange, broker, trading platform, wallet provider or financial adviser. There is nothing to sign up for. We cannot open an account for you, accept a deposit, execute a trade, look after coins, process a withdrawal or unfreeze funds held somewhere else. We do not run social media groups, messaging channels or copy-trading services.
If a website, app, profile or caller uses our name and asks you for money, personal documents or wallet details, they are not connected to us. Stop contact, keep the evidence and read our guide on spotting investment scams.
Why the site exists
Beginners usually meet crypto through a price chart that only goes up, a friend's screenshot or an advert. The explanation comes later, if at all, often after a costly mistake: a transfer on the wrong network, a fee nobody mentioned, or a "platform" that turned out to be a website with a fake balance. We would rather the explanation came first.
So the site is built around three habits:
- Numbers you can check. Every calculator prints its formula, and every worked example on the site is recalculated before it goes live.
- Plain questions first. Each guide opens with a short summary, then explains the detail beneath it.
- Context over excitement. We describe how things work and how they fail, and we leave the buying decisions to you.
What we cover
The site leans towards crypto because that is where most beginner questions start:
- How crypto works, what Bitcoin is and what USDT is.
- How to compare coins using supply, liquidity and risk rather than hype.
- The wider markets: forex, stocks and how they differ from crypto.
- Practical safety: checking a platform, counting costs and recognising scams.
- Four calculators for crypto profit, pip value, position size and margin.
How we stay independent
We do not accept payment from exchanges, brokers, token projects or promoters, and we do not use referral links. We do not publish rankings of real platforms or tips on individual coins or shares. When a guide names an organisation, it is usually a regulator, an index or a piece of widely used software, mentioned because it helps explain how something works.
Drafting is AI-assisted: we use AI tools to help produce first versions, and an editor then checks facts against primary sources, rewrites for clarity and verifies all arithmetic. Our editorial policy explains the process and how we handle corrections.
Talk to us
We welcome corrections and suggestions for topics beginners find confusing. Use the contact page. Please do not send account numbers, wallet seed phrases or identity documents: we will never need them, and nobody legitimate will ask for your seed phrase.