Futures Trading Introduction

What is Cryptocurrencies Futures Trading? Crypto futures are contracts that represent the value of a specific crypt...

What is Maker? When you place an order that goes on the order book partially or fully, such as a limit order, any sub...

Cross Mode: Under the Cross Margin mode, all available amounts in the Futures Account can be used as a shared margi...

What is Leverage? Leverage makes futures trading extremely capital-efficient. It amplifies your buying or selling po...

What is Mark Price? Mark Price refers to an estimated true value of a contract. Also known as “marking-to-market,” it...

What is Initial Margin? Initial Margin is the amount of collateral required to open a position for Leverage trading. ...

What is Liquidation? Leveraged positions are prone to volatile price swings, which may cause a trader’s equity to plu...

What is Realized PNL and Unrealized PNL? PNL (Profit and Loss) stands for profit and loss, and it can be either reali...

One-way position mode In one-way position mode, a contract allows only one position in one direction. When the revers...

A Reverse Position instantly closes your current open position and opens a new one in the opposite direction with the...

What Is an Order Book? An order book is an electronic list of buy and sell orders for a specific asset organized by p...

What is Funding Rate? Funding consists of regular payments between buyers and sellers, according to the current fundi...

What is the Insurance Fund? Simply put, the Insurance Fund is what prevents the balance of losing traders to drop bel...

What is Auto-Deleveraging? Auto-Deleveraging, or ADL for short, refers to a forced liquidation mechanism adopted by t...

What is Contract Grid? Contract Grid Strategy is an automated contract trading strategy that earns profits by buying ...

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