funding history section provides insight into the interest that was paid over time due to the open position(s) being held past the funding period.

To access your “Funding History” section on Flipster, follow these steps:Navigate to the [History] tab or section, typically found in the main menu or dashboard. Once in the [History] section, you should see [Funding]. Click on it to view your ...Read more

Date: Refers to the date and time of the funding timestamp, displayed in the localization timing of the device. Symbols: Refers to the symbol affected during the funding timestamp. Side: Refers to the direction of the position. Funding Rate: Refers to the funding ...Read more

Position History refers to a record of the user’s past positions in trading activities such as margin trading or futures trading. This section provides a detailed overview of the user’s open and closed positions, including relevant information such as entry ...Read more

To access your “Position History” section on Flipster, follow these steps: Navigate to the [History] tab or section. This can usually be found in the main menu or dashboard. Once in the [History] section, you should see [Position]. Click on ...Read more

Date Open: The date and time when a position was opened. Date Close: The date and time when a position was closed. Symbol: Refers to the contract/symbol traded. Side: Refers to the direction of a position. Leverage: Refers to the leverage used. Total P&L: Represents ...Read more

Users can view two different prices when trading on Flipster: Mid Price: This is the reference point used to trigger orders in Flipster, including Take-Profit and Stop-Loss orders. Mark Price: This is an estimated true value of a contract and is ...Read more

The default price shown on the Flipster trading chart is the Mid Price. However, liquidation is triggered by the Mark Price. Once the Mark Price reaches the liquidation price of a position, the position will be liquidated. This means ...Read more

To avoid confusion, ensure you are looking at the correct trading chart. You can switch between the Mid Price and Mark Price charts via the web browser or mobile app. Example:Position: BUY Stop-loss: 60,200 USDT Liquidation Price: 60,000 USDTIf the Mark Price ...Read more