Good question, Hidden_Tycoon, These terminals that you have mentioned are expensive and complicated to use. The price points and the learning curve create sufficient entry barriers to dissuade retail investors from getting involved.

Trading platforms bait users and leave them hanging. Flashy trading and investing platforms attract users by dangling before them the prospects of potential returns, but don’t provide the tools that are necessary for an average person to have a legitimate chance in the open market.
SociumTrade’s approach is different.

SociumTrade is on the cutting edge of technological trends: blockchain and distributed ledger technologies (DLT’s) which allay concerns over security and identification, social networks and peer-to-peer systems are bound to see wider adoption in the financial industry. This will push the focus away from the traditional, segregated, centralized, institutionally-dominated operational dynamic to a more individually and socially driven one. Making trading possible for anyone, who wish to trade.