Safety orders will be placed: 100 = (2*0 × 100) 200 = (2*1 × 100) 400 = (2*2 × 100), and more Price steps multiplier: applied to the price step for placing the next safety order. It increases or decreases the price gap between safety orders. For example, with a price step = 1%, multiplier = 2.

Example (buying Up): Buy 500 Up shares at 0.60 USDT: Margin frozen ≈ 500 × 0.60 + fee ≈ 300.xx USDT Maximum loss (if Down wins) ≈ 300.xx USDT Maximum gain (if Up wins) ≈ 500 × 0.40 − settlement fee ≈ 199.xx USDT Example (buying Down): Buy 500 Down shares at 0.40 USDT: Margin frozen ≈ 500 × 0.40 + fee ≈ 200.xx USDT Maximum loss (if Up wins) ≈ 200.xx USDT Maximum gain (if Down wins) ≈ 500 × 0.60 − settlement fee ≈ 299.xx USDTPositions & PnLPosition Value Current position value = Number of shares held

Example: 1.5% + 1 EUR fee If you withdraw 200 EUR: 1.5% of 200 EUR = 3 EUR Plus 1 EUR flat fee Total fee = 4 EUR Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your withdrawal amount. Example: If you withdraw 10 EUR using a method that charges 2 EUR in fees, then 10 EUR will be withdrawn from your OKX account and 8 EUR will be deposited into your bank account.

Example: 1.5% + 1 USD fee If you withdraw 200 USD: 1.5% of 200 USD = 3 USD Plus 1 USD flat fee Total fee = 4 USD Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your withdrawal amount. Example: If you withdraw 10 USD using a method that charges 2 USD in fees, then 10 USD will be withdrawn from your OKX account and 8 USD will be deposited into your bank account.

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Trading groups Large group management: complex orders can be automated for trading groups with up to 200 clients. Isolated execution: large groups also benefit from isolated execution. Each of your clients' trades will run on their own isolated bot. Detailed data: separate log, event history, and individual PnL data are available for each client. Aggregated PnL data is available for the entire group.

Example: 1.5% + 1 EUR fee If you deposit 200 EUR: 1.5% of 200 EUR = 3 EUR Plus 1 EUR flat fee Total fee = 4 EUR Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Deposit Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your deposit amount. Example: If you deposit 10 EUR using a method that charges 2 EUR in fees, then 8 EUR will be deposited to your OKX account. The fee as reflected on the Deposit Preview pageWhat's deposit limits?

Example: 1.5% + 1 USD fee If you deposit 200 USD: 1.5% of 200 USD = 3 USD Plus 1 USD flat fee Total fee = 4 USD Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Deposit Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your deposit amount. Example: If you deposit 10 USD using a method that charges 2 USD in fees, then 8 USD will be deposited to your OKX account. The fee as reflected on the Deposit Preview pageWhat is a deposit limit?

USD value (Crypto asset) Accessible balance 20,000 (~20 ETH) Unavailable for withdrawal 0 (Protected value) 0 (Locked value) 0 Available for withdrawal 20,000 (~20 ETH)

+ 0 = 9000 USDC Margin trading position assets = 0 USDC Margin trading position liabilities = -14,099.8 USDC.

"][0]["sMsg"]) 6.2 Place a market order via Place order Buying 100 BTC-USDT Swap contract at market price. # market order result = tradeAPI.place_order( instId = "BTC-USDT-SWAP", tdMode = "isolated", side = "buy", posSide = "net", ordType = "market", sz = "100" ) print(result) if result["code"] == "0": print("Successful order request，order_id = ",result["data"][0]["ordId"]) else: print("Unsuccessful order request，error_code = ",result["data"][0]["sCode"], ", Error_message = ", result["data"][0]["

Here's an example of buying 0.01 BTC at the price of 19000 USDT. 1 # limit order 2 result = tradeAPI.place_order( 3 instId="BTC-USDT", 4 tdMode="cash", 5 side="buy", 6 ordType="limit", 7 px="19000", 8 sz="0.01" 9 ) 10 print(result) 11 12 if result["code"] == "0": 13 print("Successful order request，order_id = ",result["data"][0]["ordId"]) 14 else: 15 print("Unsuccessful order request，error_code = ",result["data"][0]["sCode"], ", Error_message = ", result["data"][0]["sMsg"])10.2 How can I place a market

Example: If you started a bot with 100 USDT, and the current bot equity is 200 USDT, your Total PnL = 200 - 100 = 100 USDT. This figure includes: Realized profits from completed trades Trading fees Unrealized PnL from open positions Any applicable Earn interest (if enabled)How's the field "Grid Profits" calculated? Grid Profits represent the estimated realized gains from completed grid cycles—each cycle being one buy followed by one sell.

Tier Assets (EUR) OR 30-day Trading Volume (EUR) New Maker Fee New Taker Fee 24h Crypto Withdrawal Limit (USD) Regular User 0 – 20,000 0 – 100,000 0.20% 0.35% 10,000,000 VIP 1 20,001 – 25,000 100,001 – 250,000 0.18% 0.30% 24,000,000 VIP 2 25,001 – 50,000 250,001 – 500,000 0.15% 0.28% 32,000,000 VIP 3 50,001 – 250,000 500,001 – 2,500,000 0.10% 0.25% 40,000,000 VIP 4 250,001 – 500,000 2,500,001 – 5,000,000 0.05% 0.23% 48,000,000 VIP 5 500,001 – 1,000,000 5,000,001 – 10,000,000 0.00% 0.20% 60,000,000

Example: If you purchase USDG on day 1 and your previous balance was 0, then your lowest hourly snapshot balance for that day is 0. If you hold USDG for only 3 days in a given week, you will receive rewards for those 3 days on the following Wednesday. Disclaimer This Rewards program is not (i) investment advice or an investment recommendation; (ii) an offer or solicitation, buy or sell crypto/digital assets; or (iii) financial, accounting, legal or tax advice.