I checked out stake a while back, revisited their pricing...

I checked out stake a while back, revisited their pricing module.

So Stake has a $3.00 fee for anything below 30k, then 0.01% onwards, so effectively if you're trading with over $130,000 or more then you're better off using SWF as the cost becomes identical. I do prefer the flat fee method SWF provides, however I would like to see better options for people that don't trade large figures could benefit from.

From a user perspective, any NEW trader will always almost go to the cheapest broker. That's how the masses think. Lower scale/more users doesn't only equate too more people using the platform, it also opens them up to other services they provide/on-sell. So SWF really needs to work out what it is, right now it's stuck in the land of where this nor that.

Contrary to what everyone is thinking, there's been hardly any advancements to the platform since the original CEO left, all we've seen is a female CEO who advertises pronouns on her linkedin, no advancements besides a website built with some woke looking creatures, continuous emails to save her ass from getting booted by Andrew Ward and other investors and failed promises with Crypto / other advancements never coming to fruition.