The pound day is a fork, which is equivalent to trading two currency pairs, pound/dollar and dollar/yen. The spread of the British pound is generally 4 points, and the spread of the United States and Japan is generally 3 points. Therefore, the reasonable daily spread of the pound is 4+3=7 points, of course, there are also less than 7 points. It is normal for your floating spread platform to fluctuate up and down at 7 o'clock, and your 8.2 spread is on the high side, which is the reason for the light market trading. As for the intermediary fees mentioned above, it is easy to manipulate the market, which shows that you don't understand the principle of foreign exchange trading at all and the domestic foreign exchange market: the first-class agents are all operating the original spreads of dealers and don't charge. There is no such thing as cross-checking the difference. Generally, the difference between the euro and the pound is only 2-3 points, because the euro and the pound are the same currency.