Traders must provide initial margin as collateral to open positions. The amount of collateral needed is determined by leverage and position size. Maintenance margin, which is the minimum required to hold a position, prevents liquidation triggered by insufficient funds.

It’s important to note:You are trading cryptocurrency derivative contracts, not buying or selling cryptocurrencies directly. Funding fees apply for holding positions past the funding timestamp. Initial margin is required as collateral. Liquidation occurs if the maintenance margin is not maintained.

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If you notice delays or incorrect prices:Check internet connection and browser settings as described above. Clear cache and cookies to ensure data is refreshed accurately. Update your browser to the latest version or switch to a different browser. Close unnecessary programs and browser ...Read more

If problems persist after following these steps, consider contacting Flipster support for further assistance. Provide details about the issue, including any error messages or specific conditions when the problem occurs.

P&L History refers to a summary of a user’s profit and loss from trading activities. It includes both realized and unrealized gains or losses from open and closed positions, providing an overview of trading performance over time.

To access your P&L History on Flipster:Navigate to the [History] tab or section, typically found in the main menu or dashboard. Look for the [P&L] subsection under History and click to view your historical P&L. Users can review their P&L history ...Read more

Index prices are typically calculated using various methodologies. The common approach involves a weighted average of constituent cryptocurrencies’ prices. The weight assigned to each cryptocurrency can be based on factors such as market capitalization, trading volume, or other predetermined criteria. Calculation ...Read more

Index price serves as a benchmark to determine the value of the cryptocurrency market as a whole or specific sectors within it. It provides a broader perspective on market performance, aiding traders and investors in tracking trends and making informed ...Read more

Mark Price is a critical metric used in derivatives trading, specifically in perpetual swap contracts, to determine fair market value. It incorporates both the Index Price, which represents the underlying asset’s true value, and a moving average of the basis ...Read more