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A cryptocurrency exchange is a platform where users can buy, sell, or trade digital currencies like Bitcoin using fiat or other cryptos.
Trigger Orders are used when users want to execute orders at specific prices or conditions, such as in breakout strategies. Market orders execute at the current market price, which may not align with strategic entry or exit points.
Visit [History] → [Deposit] on the website to view your deposit status and remaining confirmations under [Status].
In the order screen, deselect “Use Market Price” and input the Trigger price to complete your order.
Check [History] → [Deposit] to see the blockchain network used for your deposit under [Network].
The Trigger price is based on the Mid Price of the perpetual contract, calculated as [Current Bid Price + Current Ask Price]/2.
Submit a request via the service request form using the email address registered to your Flipster account.
Yes, margin will be reserved as “Funds Reserved” in your account to ensure pending orders execute smoothly once the Trigger price is reached.
Log in using your registered email address and password, or use the social sign-on (SSO) feature.
You can view pending Trigger Orders under the Assets page → Your Positions → Pending.
Flipster currently supports USDC, USDT, BTC, ETH, XRP, TRX, LINK, MATIC, BNB, AVAX, KLAY, ATOM, SOL, NEAR, ALGO, CELO, FDUSD, and FTM.
