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Similar to Simple Trading, the Advanced Trading page includes:
The Advanced Trading interface provides deeper control over order execution, TP/SL setup, leverage, and order management.
The order form panel is where you place and manage your perpetual trades.
You can:
Used when you expect the market price to increase.
Used when you expect the market price to decrease.
Before opening a position, choose your margin mode.
Isolated mode limits risk to a single position only.
Only the margin allocated to that position is used.
If the position reaches liquidation, only that allocated margin is lost.
You can manually add margin from the position later.
Your position size becomes:
100×10=1,000 USDT
If liquidation happens, only the 100 USDT allocated margin is affected.
The remaining 900 USDT in your futures account stays untouched.
Cross mode uses the available balance of your futures account to support positions.
This helps reduce liquidation risk, but more account balance becomes exposed.
In Cross mode, the system can use remaining available balance to support the position before liquidation.
This moves the liquidation price farther away compared to isolated mode.
Leverage increases your position size using your margin.
Position size:
100×25=2,500 USDT
Higher leverage increases both potential profit and liquidation risk.
A Market order executes instantly at the best available market price.
Used for instant execution.
A Limit order executes only when the market reaches your selected price.
The order remains open until the market reaches 78,000 USDT.
Used for controlled entry prices.
A Conditional Order stays inactive until the market reaches your Stop Price. Once triggered, it is automatically submitted as either a Limit Order or a Market Order, depending on your selection.
A Conditional Limit Order places a limit order at your specified price, which will only execute if the market reaches that price.
Example:
Current Price: 3,800 USDT
Stop Price: 4,200 USDT
Limit Price: 4,210 USDT
When the market reaches 4,200 USDT, a Limit Order at 4,210 USDT is placed. The order only fills if the market reaches your limit price.
A Conditional Market Order submits a market order immediately after the stop is triggered and executes at the best available price, which may differ from the stop price due to market conditions.
Example:
Current Price: 3,800 USDT
Stop Price: 4,200 USDT
When the market reaches 4,200 USDT, a Market Order is submitted and executes immediately at the best available price, which may differ slightly from the stop price.
The Cost field is the margin amount allocated to the position.
Estimated position size:
200×20=4,000 USDT
The contract unit setting changes how you enter your order size in the order form.
You can choose between:
In By Size mode, you enter the position size directly in the asset amount.
Example:
BTC price = 80,000 USDT
You enter:
0.1 BTC
Your position notional value becomes:
0.1 × 80,000 = 8,000 USDT
If leverage is 10x:
Required margin ≈ 800 USDT
This mode is useful when you want to trade an exact asset quantity.
In By Notional Value mode, you enter the total position value in USDT.
Example:
You enter:
10,000 USDT
BTC price = 80,000 USDT
The system automatically calculates the contract size:
10,000 ÷ 80,000 = 0.125 BTC
If leverage is 10x:
Required margin ≈ 1,000 USDT
This mode is useful when you want precise control over total position exposure.
In By Cost mode, you enter the margin amount you want to use.
The system calculates the final position size based on leverage.
Example:
You enter:
500 USDT cost
Leverage = 20x
Position size becomes:
500 × 20 = 10,000 USDT
BTC contract size:
10,000 ÷ 80,000 = 0.125 BTC
This mode is useful when you want to control exactly how much margin is used from your balance.
Below the margin box, you can see the estimated contract size based on:
Position size:
100×10=1,000 USDT
Estimated BTC contract amount:
1000/80,000=0.0125 BTC
Below the order form, you can see your available futures account balance.
You can also tap the transfer icon to instantly move funds between Funding Account and Futures Account with zero internal transfer fees.
The Advanced TP/SL window allows flexible risk management settings.
You can configure your TP/SL order using either a Market or Limit execution type.
You can also configure TP/SL values using:
Price
Additionally, you can choose whether the TP/SL trigger uses:
Market TP/SL orders execute instantly at the best available market price once triggered, while Limit TP/SL orders place a limit order at your selected execution price after the trigger condition is reached.
Used to avoid unfair liquidations and manipulation during volatility.
TP/SL and liquidation are triggered using Mark Price.
Uses the latest traded market price.
More reactive to immediate market movement.
The position closes when the market reaches a specific trigger price.
You open a BTC Long position at:
You set:
Result:
The position closes when your unrealized profit or loss reaches a selected USDT amount.
You open a position with:
You set:
Result:
The trigger depends on PnL amount, not market price directly.
The position closes when your Return on Investment reaches a selected percentage.
You open a trade using:
You set:
Result:
ROI is calculated based on margin used in the trade.
The trigger price is calculated based on percentage movement from current market price.
BTC current price:
You set:
System calculates:
Take Profit:
80,000×1.05=84,00080{,}000 \times 1.05 = 84{,}000
Stop Loss:
80,000×0.98=78,40080{,}000 \times 0.98 = 78{,}400
Result:
Users can choose how their TP/SL order executes after the trigger condition is reached:
A Market TP/SL executes immediately at the best available market price once the trigger price is reached.
This execution type prioritizes fast order execution.
A Limit TP/SL places a Limit Order at your selected execution price after the trigger condition is reached.
The order will remain open until the market reaches the selected limit price and the order is filled.
For Long positions:
For Short positions:
The order stays active until fully filled or manually cancelled.
Result:
The system instantly fills available quantity and cancels the remaining unfilled amount.
You place:
Available sellers at that price:
Result:
No remaining open order stays in the order book.
The entire order must be filled instantly. Otherwise, nothing executes.
You place:
Available liquidity:
Result:
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.
The Asset Overview section shows your futures account information.
Shows the total value of your futures account assets.
Shows realised profit/loss for the current day.
Shows current floating profit or loss from open positions.
Shows margin currently available for opening new positions.
Shows margin currently locked in active positions & orders.
Shows the total margin allocated across positions.
