Delisting can occur for various reasons, including requests from the asset management team, failure to meet exchange listing requirements, or regulatory issues.
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When an asset is delisted, users will be notified to take action:Close out their positions Convert the affected asset for another asset Withdraw their assets from the platformFurther reminders will be sent before trading functionality is suspended completely. Once delisted, users ...Read more
Flipster will force the position to be settled based on the Mark Price at the end of transaction support. All unrealized Profit and Loss (P&L) will be converted into realized P&L at the time of settlement. An auto-settlement fee ...Read more
For perpetual swaps, the Mark Price is calculated as the 1-hour Time Weighted Average Price (TWAP) per second of the index price from one hour before the end of transaction support. The formula is: Mark Price(t)=1⋅Index PriceRead more
The auto-settlement fee is calculated as: Auto-settlement Fee=Qty×Mark Price×Taker Fee\text{Auto-settlement Fee} = \text{Qty} \times \text{Mark Price} \times \text{Taker Fee} Auto-settlement Fee=Qty×Read more
Trading cryptocurrency involves risk and potential losses. Users should carefully consider their investment objectives, experience, and risk tolerance before making trading decisions. Derivatives trading, in particular, is subject to high market risk and price volatility. Independent financial advice should be ...Read more
Notional Value is defined as the Quantity of Contract multiplied by the Average Entry Price.
For symbol-specific maximum open interest amounts, please refer to Flipster’s Contracts page.
Trading fees are separated into two types: Maker Fee and Taker Fee.
A Maker order is one that goes into the order book (partially or fully) to provide liquidity. A Maker fee is charged upon the execution of these orders. For example, a limit order that adds liquidity to the order book ...Read more