The brokerage company XFINE has summarised the trading activity of its clients and partners for April 2026. Unlike previous months, April was characterised by more complex and mixed market dynamics, where stable trends were replaced by local movements across different segments. This created conditions in which flexibility of strategies and the ability to quickly shift focus between assets played a key role.
TOP-3 Traders
April showed that the key factor is the ability to work with a wide range of instruments and quickly adapt to changes in market structure. In the absence of a single dominant trend, traders actively combined currency pairs, metals, stock indices and commodities, extracting profit from local price movements.
First place was taken by a trader from the CIS, account 1XXX24, with a result of 13,993 USD. His trading was based on active work with silver and gold, as well as currency pairs and instruments linked to the Chinese yuan. Additional profit came from trading oil and derivatives on silver. This combination allowed him to effectively use short-term market fluctuations.
Second place was taken by a trader from Europe, account 1XXX67, who earned 5,115 USD. His strategy was highly diversified and included a wide range of currency pairs involving USD, EUR, AUD, CAD, NZD, JPY, GBP and CHF, as well as the USTEC index and gold. The main focus was on risk distribution across different currency instruments, which allowed him to maintain stable results in conditions of unstable market dynamics.
Third place was taken by another trader from the CIS, account 1XXX41, with a result of 4,675 USD. His portfolio included currency pairs, UKOIL, the USTEC index, as well as silver and gold. This combination of instruments allowed him to take advantage of movements across several market segments and maintain stable profitability.
TOP-3 XFINE Partners in April
Partner activity in April showed a shift towards working with a targeted audience and more precise structuring of client flows.
The leader of the month was a partner, account 105XXX, who earned 16,770 USD under the CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) model. His clients mainly focus on trading precious metals and major currency pairs, which creates stable trading activity and a consistent flow of commissions.
Second place was taken by a partner from the CIS, account 105XXX, who earned 10,400 USD under the standard IB (Introducing Broker) programme. His client base is connected with a provider of trading robots, and trading activity is mainly concentrated on XAU/USD, which ensures a predictable turnover structure.
The top three is completed by a partner from Eastern Europe, account 103XXX, who attracted clients with total deposits of 22,000 USD. Working under the CPA model, he received a payout of 40% of the attracted funds, amounting to 8,800 USD. This result reflects the effectiveness of working with high-quality traffic and targeted client acquisition.
New Market Structure – New Growth Points
April showed that in the absence of a clear dominant trend, results are formed through the ability to work across different market segments and quickly switch between instruments. Local movements in metals, currency pairs, indices and energy assets create opportunities for active trading, but require higher discipline and flexibility.
For partners, the key factor is not the scale of attraction, but the quality of the audience and its trading activity. In practice, both CPA and IB models make it possible to achieve stable results when the client flow is properly structured and focused on the most liquid instruments.
