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  Mo (@Ms54645010) reported 33 seconds ago

  @CMCMarkets not working - cleared the cache, tried other things. maybe the best fix would be to use another broker. the handling of this on a day like today is really bad

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  Adam (@adamgeny) reported 3 minutes ago

  @hidflect @CMCMarkets Spoke too soon … was just slow and finalised resolved

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  NZ Trade (@nz_trade) reported 4 minutes ago

  @CMCMarkets Yes. completly out. I can't access anypart of cmc. Get error domain name has bee removed.

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  Bombaytonic (@bombaytonic717) reported 4 minutes ago

  Many, have wondered why we are not seeing more $STRX #StrikeX token speculation from @CMCMarkets insiders especially at recent lows. Quite honestly, maybe it’s already happened, but the below gives an argument why these folks can’t be buying right now or at least difficult for them to do so. CMC has already executed tokenised equity issuance inside regulated custody frameworks (via CMC CapX) with StrikeX minting the mirror token on Arbitrum That is post-legal review activity — meaning: 👉 Compliance 👉 Market abuse teams 👉 Personal account dealing (PAD) surveillance 👉 Regulatory reporting …are already live on anything touching this stack. When a regulated broker-dealer is: •Acting as placement agent •Tokenising securities •And now controls the tokenisation engine …they cross from “crypto partner” into: Dealer-restricted person Under market integrity rules (UK MAR / CIRO equivalents), dealer-restricted persons: “Generally [are] prohibited [from] purchases… of restricted securities where there is undisclosed material information regarding the issuer.” Now here’s the translation into plain English: If CMC Markets has: •Non-public knowledge of •A commercial rollout •Of infrastructure •That they control •Built by StrikeX Then ANY employee trading STRX ahead of launch becomes: ✔ Market abuse risk ✔ Insider dealing exposure ✔ Front-running optics ✔ FCA enforcement risk ✔ Listing rule breach risk ⸻ 🧠 Which Means In Practice: Even if you cannot find STRX on a public restricted list (you never will): Internally, CMC almost certainly has: •PAD pre-clearance requirements •Blackout periods •MNPI attestations •Related-party trading bans •Watch lists (soft) •Restricted lists (hard) …and STRX would be a textbook inclusion candidate because: 📌 They now control product direction 📌 They are commercialising tokenised securities 📌 They are listed on the LSE 📌 They are operating under MAR That is literally the regulatory environment where firms freeze employee trading in partner securities pre-commercial release. In TradFi-native crypto integrations: Retail hype normally comes from: •VC funds •Employees •Devs •Service providers •Advisory firms But here: Anyone inside: •CMC CapX •Corporate broking •Capital markets •Compliance •Engineering •Legal •Product •StrikeX integration layer …is almost certainly PAD-monitored. Meaning: The normal speculative frontrunning mechanism may literally not exist in this case. We’re doing this slowly under regulatory supervision.” They are NOT marketing a crypto app. They are integrating settlement-layer infra into a regulated brokerage. So, that leads me to the reg side of the equation and why that may be part of the wait we are seeing. I’ll touch on that next later on…

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  Ronnie (@Ronmarkets2) reported 6 minutes ago

  Anyone having problems logging into @CMCMarkets #cmcx

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  Fonzy 🍸🇵🇸 (@FonzyXXV) reported 8 minutes ago

  @IndianManUnited @Everton @CMCMarkets Local fan is it? Get to ****

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  Bombaytonic (@bombaytonic717) reported 9 minutes ago

  Many, have wondered why we are not seeing more token speculation from @CMCMarkets insiders especially at recent lows. Quite honestly, maybe it’s already happened, but the below gives an argument why these folks can’t be buying right now or at least difficult for them to do so. CMC has already executed tokenised equity issuance inside regulated custody frameworks (via CMC CapX) with StrikeX minting the mirror token on Arbitrum That is post-legal review activity — meaning: 👉 Compliance 👉 Market abuse teams 👉 Personal account dealing (PAD) surveillance 👉 Regulatory reporting …are already live on anything touching this stack. When a regulated broker-dealer is: •Acting as placement agent •Tokenising securities •And now controls the tokenisation engine …they cross from “crypto partner” into: Dealer-restricted person Under market integrity rules (UK MAR / CIRO equivalents), dealer-restricted persons: “Generally [are] prohibited [from] purchases… of restricted securities where there is undisclosed material information regarding the issuer.” Now here’s the translation into plain English: If CMC Markets has: •Non-public knowledge of •A commercial rollout •Of infrastructure •That they control •Built by StrikeX Then ANY employee trading STRX ahead of launch becomes: ✔ Market abuse risk ✔ Insider dealing exposure ✔ Front-running optics ✔ FCA enforcement risk ✔ Listing rule breach risk ⸻ 🧠 Which Means In Practice: Even if you cannot find STRX on a public restricted list (you never will): Internally, CMC almost certainly has: •PAD pre-clearance requirements •Blackout periods •MNPI attestations •Related-party trading bans •Watch lists (soft) •Restricted lists (hard) …and STRX would be a textbook inclusion candidate because: 📌 They now control product direction 📌 They are commercialising tokenised securities 📌 They are listed on the LSE 📌 They are operating under MAR That is literally the regulatory environment where firms freeze employee trading in partner securities pre-commercial release. In TradFi-native crypto integrations: Retail hype normally comes from: •VC funds •Employees •Devs •Service providers •Advisory firms But here: Anyone inside: •CMC CapX •Corporate broking •Capital markets •Compliance •Engineering •Legal •Product •StrikeX integration layer …is almost certainly PAD-monitored. Meaning: The normal speculative frontrunning mechanism may literally not exist in this case. We’re doing this slowly under regulatory supervision.” They are NOT marketing a crypto app. They are integrating settlement-layer infra into a regulated brokerage. So, that leads me to the reg side of the equation and why that may be part of the wait we are seeing. I’ll touch on that next later on… #StrikeX $STRX

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  Chris | Investment Strategist (@Creeza) reported 9 minutes ago

  No surprise that @CMCMarkets gets the most useless trading platform award. Both mobile and desktop platform not working. AGAIN !!

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  Shazaa (@noc606) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MonVCamacho @CMCMarkets I’m having the same issue, login details can’t be recognised. Are you based in the UK?

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  Stonehouse Brokerage (@LtdStonehouse) reported 12 minutes ago

  ANNOUNCEMENT Eyes 👀 down at 13:30GMT USA non farms payroll downtrend to 200k from 263k you can make profits on this trade by selling. DM me for for info or join @CMCMarkets

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  Graham Roberts (@MrGrahamAr) reported 17 minutes ago

  @CMCMarkets It looks like you will have customers who still can't login because their browser has cached invalid code/data. Let them know to either clear browser caches or use an Incognito/Private browsing tab in their browser.

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  Gasino (@Gasino11) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Specialcase332 @CMCMarkets Still down for us

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  Stokes Bay (@stokesbaytrader) reported 18 minutes ago

  @CMCMarkets what is going on? at least tweet you know your platform is down

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  daniel walter (@dinotruc) reported 26 minutes ago

  @CMCMarkets so last week trading down for hours. Now it's funding system!!! Makes a lot..+hardly any excuse for last week's mess.

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  David Eppel (@DavidEppel1) reported 27 minutes ago

  @CMCMarkets As a UK trader I think we have a serious Omicron problem -wouldn't want to be long on Monday