XYZ100 behaves the same way as the digital asset instruments in terms of order types, leverage application, fees, and account rules. The difference is what it tracks. XYZ100 gives you price exposure to an index of large US-listed companies rather than to a digital asset.
Because XYZ100 references an equity index, two points differ from digital assets. First, XYZ100 confers no dividends, shareholder rights, or physical delivery — it is a price-exposure instrument only. Second, the index it tracks has defined underlying market hours, which affects pricing behavior outside those hours. Please refer to: What are the trading hours for XYZ100?