Demo Accounts - Forex Broker Testimonials

I just checked on the Blueberry Market's official website and I notice that they have plenty of instruments to trade with. In addition to that, they also provide a demo account for us to try. Now, I wonder if the demo account actually allows me to trade cryptocurrency there as well. Because I want to backtest a strategy and I don't want to waste my real money.

What kind of demo account is available in FXOpen?

To elaborate, from my knowledge, FXOpen is a multi-asset broker.

There are different financial products available in this broker.

For example, I know that they offer CFD assets. So, I wonder if I can try trading these assets through their demo account.

It would be amazing if I could.

From what I saw, IC Markets have a demo account and I would love to try it out before committing. But, there is something I need to know. In some brokers, the demo account has some limitations (for example limited trading assets, market order, etc). Is this also the case with the IC Markets demo account? Or do I get free access to all products?

I wonder how much virtual funds I can get in the demo account? I am a beginner and I have been thinking of trying out HotForex for a while now. But, I really think I need to train in the demo account for a bit before I actually enter the real markets. That's why I believe that having a demo account with plenty of virtual funds could give me more flexibility to try out some strategies.

Do IC Markets provide a demo account for each of their trading accounts? I notice they have at least three trading accounts, which are MT4 and MT5 raw spread accounts that offer 0.0 pips spreads. Second is the cTrader raw spread account, which is pretty similar but runs of cTrader trading platforms—also the standard accounts, which has 0.6 pips spreads.

Is there is any restrictions on the number of demo account I can make in IC Markets? I am the kind of traders who likes to try the strategies over and over until I make sure I am ready. I also like to back-test a few new strategies to help myself prepare for rainy day. This is almost impossible to do in my old broker since they restrict how many demo account I can make. 

Is ThinkMarkets the best place for beginners to start trading? What kind of benefits do they offer for newbies? I personally have plenty of criteria that I think would suit me, including but not limited to:

1. A good demo account with a lot of instruments choices and a good virtual balance (around $10k)

2. Great educational programs for beginners, which include basic trading skill courses and interesting interactive programs like webinars.

3. Low deposit as well as low deposit and withdrawal fees, most new traders are afraid to spend a lot of money for first-time trading.

Is FBS good for beginners like me? I have no experience in the forex market, however, I feel like I have to start somewhere. So, I want to find a broker that allows me to use their demo accounts as much as I please. How much virtual money does FBS offers? Can I make more than one demo account at the same time?

So, I recently created a demo account in FXOpen and so far I am loving every part of it. It has a very simple user interface which I really like. I do love more advanced tools, but they tend to be complicated so I just stick to the basics. I think I might want to try trading in the live account. I wonder if I can create the live account from the demo account? Do I need to add some extra doccuments? If yes, then what do I need to prepare?

I haven't seen too many people talking about FP Market's demo account here, so I just have to ask since I am about to open an account. First of all, does the demo account available for all account types, and how much virtual money will I receive in the demo account. Second of all, how many demo accounts can I open? There are several strategies I would like to try and it might require me to create multiple demo accounts.