Country restrictions are in place to comply with international regulations, sanctions, and internal policies to ensure the safety and legality of operations on the Flipster platform.

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

You will need to provide government-issued documents such as a passport, national ID card, or driving license. Make sure the documents are valid and not expired.

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

Mid Price is calculated as [Current Bid Price + Current Ask Price] / 2.

Time-In-Force (TIF) determines how long an order remains active before it is executed or canceled. Flipster supports three common TIFs:Good Till Cancel (GTC):Description: Remains active until fully executed or manually canceled. Use Case: Commonly seen in maker limit orders, where ...Read more

Yes, you can cancel a pending Trigger Order by selecting the order and choosing “Cancel order” at the bottom of the screen. To modify a Trigger Order, cancel the existing order and place a new one with revised details.

Unlike traditional futures contracts, perpetual swaps use a funding mechanism to anchor their price to the spot market price of the underlying asset. If the perpetual swap price deviates from the spot price, funding fees are used to align them.

Index Price is an average of prices from major exchanges, updated per second. This ensures that Flipster precisely represents the true value of each token, calculated as an average of the last prices from several major exchanges.