At the bottom section of the Advance Trading page, users can monitor and manage trading activity in real time.
Available tabs include:
This section helps users manage active trades, monitor pending orders, review historical activity, and track account performance.
The Positions tab displays all currently active futures positions.
Available columns include:
Displays:
Example:
Displays the total leveraged position value.
Displays the average entry price of the position.
Displays the estimated liquidation price.
Liquidation on TTT uses the Mark Price to reduce unfair liquidations during short-term volatility.
Displays the margin currently allocated to the position.
Displays:
Users can also use the share button beside PNL to share their position performance.
In the Positions tab, users can add, edit, or manage TP/SL settings for their active positions at any time
2. The TP/SL configuration window will open.
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.
Each perpetual contract has its own maintenance margin ratio requirement. You can check this in the contract information section.
A contract has:
When the position is opened, the margin ratio stays above the maintenance requirement.
Higher margin ratio = safer position.
In the Positions tab, tap on the Add Margin/Edit Margin button beside your position.
A margin adjustment window will open.
Here you can see:
Enter the margin amount you want to add, then tap Confirm.
Adding margin increases the collateral supporting your position.
This helps:
Current position:
You add:
New margin becomes:
100+100=200 USDT
Result:
For Long positions:
For Short positions:
You can close your position using either:
Both methods support:
From the Positions tab, tap the Close button on your active position.
A Market Close executes immediately using the best available market price.
In the Market Close window, you can:
Position size: 5,000 USDT
Unrealized PnL: +100 USDT
If you close 100%:
The position will no longer appear in the Positions tab.
Position size: 5,000 USDT
Margin used: 500 USDT
Unrealized PnL: +100 USDT
If you close 50% (2,500 USDT):
250 USDT margin is released50 USDT Unrealized PnL is settled into your balance2,500 USDT
50 USDT
Margin and PnL are reduced proportionally based on the closed position size.
A Limit Close lets you set a specific closing price.
The order will remain open until the market reaches your selected price.
BTC current price: 79,100 USDT
You place a limit close at 79,500 USDT for 100% of the position.
79,500, the full position closesPosition size: 5,000 USDT
You place a limit close for 25% at 79,500 USDT.
When executed:
1,250 USDT of the position closes75% of the position stays open
Users can close all active positions at once from the Positions tab.
To do this:
Positions tab;
Close All Positions from the top-right side.In the confirmation window, users can view Live total estimated Unrealized PnL.
All selected positions will be settled and closed simultaneously after confirmation.
The Open Orders tab displays all active pending orders waiting for execution.
Available columns include:
Displays the order type.
Example:
A Limit Order only executes when the market price reaches the selected price.
Displays the execution price of the order.
If the full order is filled in one matching order, there will be only one execution price.
Example:
If the order is filled through multiple orders in the order book, the system calculates a size-weighted average execution price.
Example:
Avg. Price=2000(500×80000)+(1500×80100)=80075
Final Avg. Price:
Displays the total requested order size.
Example:
This is the full position size the system attempts to execute.
Displays how much of the order has already been executed.
Example:
This means:
A Limit Order begins filling when the market reaches the selected order price.
Example:
The order only starts executing once the market price reaches 75,000.
Partial Fill Structure
Orders can fill partially if there is not enough liquidity available at the selected price.
Example:
- Total order size: 10,000 USDT
- Available matching liquidity: 4,000 USDT
Result:
- 4,000 USDT fills immediately
- The remaining 6,000 USDT stays open in the Open Orders tab
The remaining amount continues waiting until more matching liquidity becomes available.
If the full amount gets executed:
- The order disappears from Open Orders
- It moves to Order History and Positions
If canceled before full execution:
- Only the remaining unfilled amount gets canceled
- Already filled portions remain active as positions
To cancel an open order:
The order will be canceled instantly if it has not been executed yet.
Other columns already explained above keep the same meaning.
Users can cancel all active open orders at once from the Open Orders tab.
To do this:
Open Orders tab;Cancel All from the top-right side.All open orders will be canceled after confirmation. This action does not affect active positions.
For partially filled GTC (Good Till Cancelled) orders, only the remaining unfilled portion of the order will be canceled. Any already executed portion will remain active as part of the opened position
The Order History tab displays completed and canceled order records.
Available columns include:
For more information, refer to: Price / Avg. Price Calculation and Explanation.
Previously, other explained columns keep the same meaning.
Displays the final realized profit or loss after position closing or order execution.
Displays the total trading fee charged for the executed order.
Displays the order status, such as:
Users can tap the Details button to open detailed order execution information.
The Order Details window displays:
The lower Trade History section inside details displays:
Why One Order Can Have Multiple Trades
A single order may execute through multiple smaller fills.
This happens because the system matches available market liquidity until the full order size is completed.
Example:
- One 50,000 USDT order may fill through multiple smaller matching orders at slightly different prices.
The combined fills complete the full position size.
The Position History tab displays previously closed futures positions.
Available columns include:
Previously explained columns keep the same meaning.
Displays the maximum position value held during the trade.
Displays the total closed position volume.
Displays the final realized profit or loss after the position was closed.
Users can also use the share button beside the PNL section to share trading results.
Displays the final position status. All fully closed positions will appear in this section with the status shown as Closed.
The Trade History tab displays all executed trade records.
Available columns include:
Previously explained columns keep the same meaning.
Displays the unique order identification number.
Displays the exact executed price for each trade fill.
Displays whether the trade executed as:
The Assets tab provides a real-time overview of your Futures Account balances and trading availability.
Inside this section, users can view:
Wallet Balance — Total balance available in the Futures Account;Margin Balance — Total account balance including unrealized PnL from open positions;Available for Order — Available balance that can currently be used to open new positions or place orders;Unrealized PnL — Current unrealized profit or loss from active positions.