Yes, refer to the announcement on 15 February 2024 for details regarding changes to the Notional Max Order Amount. The update, effective from 15 February 2024, adjusts the Notional Max Positions as follows: Category 1: No Change Category 2: From 100,000 ...Read more

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Check [History] → [Deposit] to see the blockchain network used for your deposit under [Network].

Yes, liquidations can occur independently of TP/SL orders. Liquidation reference prices are based on the Mark Price, whereas TP/SL orders use the Mid Price as a reference. If the Mark Price reaches the Liquidation Price before the TP/SL order is ...Read more

Average Entry Price is calculated using the formula: Average Entry Price=Total value of all positions in USDTTotal quantity of the instrument\text{Average Entry Price} = \frac{\text{Total value of all positions in USDT}}{\text{Total quantity of the instrument}} Average Entry Price=Read more

Yes, if the withdrawal status is “Pending,” go to [History] → [Withdrawal], and click [Cancel] next to the pending withdrawal.

For a LONG position: Realized P&L=Closed Quantity×(Closing Price−Average Entry Price)\text{Realized P\&L} = \text{Closed Quantity} \times (\text{Closing Price} – \text{Average Entry Price}) Realized P&L=Closed Quantity×Read more

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The Trigger price is based on the Mid Price of the perpetual contract, calculated as [Current Bid Price + Current Ask Price]/2.