Simple Trading on TTT is designed to provide a cleaner and easier perpetual futures trading experience without advanced order book complexity.
The interface focuses on:
Unlike Pro Trading, Simple Trading does not display advanced order book trading panels, making it more beginner-friendly and easier to navigate.
You will be redirected to the Simple Trading page.
On the Simple Trading page, you will see:
The trading interface is designed to keep futures trading simple while still providing important trading tools and risk management features.
At the top-left section of the trading page:
TTT supports more than 50 perpetual futures markets.
The order form is located on the right side of the page.
Users can:
In the top section of the order form, choose your position direction:
After selecting your direction, continue configuring your order details.
You can choose between two order types when opening a position:
A Market Order executes instantly using the current market price available at the time the order is placed.
The position opens immediately at the best available market price after confirming the order.
A Limit Order allows you to set a custom entry price for your position.
Your order will remain open until the market reaches the selected price and the order is executed.
A Conditional Order remains inactive until the market reaches a predefined Stop Price. While waiting, it does not appear in the order book and has no effect on the market. Once the stop price is triggered, the order is automatically submitted as either a Limit Order or a Market Order, depending on the order type you selected.
With a Conditional Limit Order, reaching the stop price submits your specified Limit Order at the chosen limit price. The limit price can be set above or below the stop price, but execution is not guaranteed; It will only fill if the market reaches your limit price. With a Conditional Market Order, once the stop price is triggered, a Market Order is submitted immediately and executes at the best available market price. Since it fills at market, the final execution price may differ from the stop price, especially during periods of high volatility or low liquidity.
Below the margin input box, you can view:
Example:
In the Cost box:
You can also use the quick percentage buttons:
to automatically allocate part of your available balance.
Transfer Funds During Trading
Besides the available balance section, you can tap the transfer button to move assets instantly from:
- Funding Account → Futures Account
This allows users to quickly add trading margin without leaving the trading page.
Internal transfers are processed instantly with zero transfer fees.
Leverage allows traders to open larger positions using smaller margin amounts.
At the top of the order form, tap the leverage button (example: 10x).
Position Size (Notional Value) Formula:
Position Size= Margin×Leverage
Example:
Position Size:
The TP/SL section allows users to automatically close positions at selected profit or loss levels.
Users can:
When setting your expected TP price, the estimated ROI (%) will be displayed below the input box based on the selected target price.
When setting your expected SL price, the estimated ROI (%) will be displayed below the input box based on the selected target price.
TP/SL Execution
Take Profit and Stop Loss orders on TTT are triggered using the Mark Price, not the last traded price.
Using Mark Price helps reduce unnecessary order triggers caused by short-term market volatility or price manipulation.
For Long positions:
Example:
For Short positions:
Example:
For Long positions:
Example:
For Short positions:
Example:
At the bottom of the order form, users can view:
The liquidation price updates dynamically based on:
The displayed margin refers to the actual collateral allocated to the position after trading fees are deducted from the initial margin amount.
Example:
Initial Margin: 100 USDT
Opening Fee: 0.04 USDT
Actual Position Margin: 99.96 USDT
For more information about fee calculations, margin, funding rates, liquidation mechanisms, and risk controls, please refer to the Perpetual Trading Mechanics | Fees, Margin, Funding Rate, Liquidation article.
