Work on your preferred details as available on the Floating window menu The Plus button offers an even simpler and more intuitive approach, appearing directly on your screen for one-click access to order placement. This minimalistic option is perfect for traders who value speed and simplicity, enabling them to execute trades swiftly without navigating through multiple menus. Move the Plus button effortlessly on the trading pageHow do I turn on quick orders?

Select the (+) on the right of the chart to place an order Select plus (+) option make an order Proceed to place a limit order or add an alert, all depending on your strategy Update your next step on whether to place an order or setting up an alert Enter the order amount that you'd like to trade or enter the quantity based on the percentage Insert your preferred order amount on the chart Your open order will appear on the chart once you placed the order View your open order on the chart Adjust the

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your withdrawal amount plus a fixed flat fee. 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.

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your withdrawal amount plus a fixed flat fee. 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.

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your deposit amount plus a fixed flat fee. 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.

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your deposit amount plus a fixed flat fee. 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.

In return, you earn USDC rewards plus daily SPK bonus rewards from the Spark protocol. The entire process is automated. You don’t need to manage smart contracts, move funds between wallets, or interact with DeFi tools yourself. OKX handles the infrastructure while you earn inside the app. Deposits are processed once per day, and after processing your funds begin earning shortly.

The value of an Applicable Insurance Fund increases to an amount higher than the Volatile Drop Threshold plus a buffer of the greater of a. 6% of the 8 Hr Average at the time that ADL was triggered; or b. USD 10,000 (or equivalent); 2. The value of an Applicable Insurance Fund is at least USD 8,000 (or equivalent); 3. Applicable to Crypto Pre-Market Futures only: the volume of liquidation orders falls below a certain threshold, as determined by OKX.

What you own is the position itself, a contractual claim on price performance, entitling you to the profit or loss from closing the position, plus any funding rate receipts or obligations while the position is open.How are Index X-Perps different from investing in ETFs? OKX X-Perps like SPYUSD Perp and QQQUSD Perp track the price of an ETF unit but do not give you ownership of the ETF units themselves. You do not receive ETF holder rights or dividends.

Mark price algorithm: Spot index price + EMA (futures marketplace price - Spot index price) The principle is to use the spot index price plus a reasonable recent basis as the fair price of the futures market.

Mark price is the Spot Index Price plus EMA (futures market price - spot index price). The methodology of the mark price formula is to construct a reasonable price for the futures market by taking reference of the spot index price plus recent price data. Since EMA (Exponential Moving Average) places a greater weighting on recent price data, it prevented the mark price from varying largely in a short period of time, thus preventing the risks induced by any deliberate market manipulation. 3.

The Mark Price, used for liquidation, is calculated as Index Price plus a basis adjustment: a moving average of the difference between the OKX order book mid-price and the Index Price.What is the funding rate and how does it work? The funding rate is a periodic payment exchanged between long and short positions. When the X-Perp trades at a premium to the Index Price, longs pay shorts; when it trades at a discount, shorts pay longs.

When your margin drops below the maintenance margin requirement plus the trading fees, your positions will be reduced or liquidated. Delivery and settlement: Upon expiration, all open positions are settled at the delivery price. The delivery price is determined by averaging the index price at each second over the last 30 minutes before delivery. One-way and hedge mode: In One-way mode, users can only hold positions in one direction under the same margin mode and instrument.

Look for the plus (+) on the right side of the chart. Select + to place an order from the chart Select Place a new order. Select the order type (for example, a limit sell order). Choose your price and size (for example, using 10% of the available margin). Submit the order. If you change your mind, hover over the order and click the X to cancel.

Published on 8 December 20251.1 Overview Forced liquidation is the process by which the system automatically handles your risk positions when the maintenance margin ratio of your account fails to meet the requirement: specifically, when your maintenance margin ratio falls to 100% or below, meaning your account equity is equal to or less than the required maintenance margin plus any applicable liquidation fees.