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Limit commission Limit order refers to the number of orders set by the user and the acceptable highest or lowest selling price. When the market price meets the user’s expectations, the system will transact at the optimal price within the limit range.
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Market price commission Market price commission refers to the immediate execution of buying or selling by users at the current market’s optimal price, in order to achieve rapid transactions. It should be noted that the total market price for a single transaction cannot exceed 100000 USDT. If the total commission price for a single transaction exceeds 100000 USDT, the commission will fail.
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Plan delegation “Planned commission” refers to the trading strategy in which the user sets the commission price and quantity, as well as the trigger price for the commission. When the latest transaction price in the market reaches the trigger price, the system automatically places the commission based on the user’s pre-set commission price and quantity. Plan delegation will not freeze account assets. When the “plan delegation” is triggered, if the current available asset balance of the user is less than the delegated quantity, the quantity that can be issued based on the balance shall prevail; If the current available balance of the user is less than the minimum transaction quantity, the delegation fails.
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Advanced price limit commission Advanced limit orders have added three optional effective mechanisms compared to regular limit orders: “Make Only”, “Fill Or Kill All”, and “Immediately Or Cancel Remaining”. The default effective mechanism for regular limit orders is “Always Effective”.
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Stop profit and stop loss Stop profit and stop loss refers to the user’s ability to pre-set trigger prices and commission prices. When the market price reaches the trigger price, the system will automatically place orders based on the user’s set commission price and quantity. Unidirectional stop loss or stop loss can be set with unilateral stop loss or stop loss; Double sided profit and loss stop can be set, with one side triggered and the other side invalidated. This commission will freeze account assets in advance.
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Tracking delegation “Tracking entrustment” refers to the strategy of sending pre-set entrustments from users into the market in the event of a significant downturn in the market. When the latest market price reaches the highest (lowest) market price set by the user (1 ± the user set callback amplitude), the user set strategy will be triggered, and the user’s pre-set commission will be sent to the market at the market price. The callback amplitude cannot be greater than 5% or less than 0.1%.
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Iceberg Commission “Iceberg entrustment” refers to the automatic splitting of large orders into multiple orders by users during large-scale transactions, in order to avoid causing too much impact on the market. Small orders are automatically placed based on the current latest buy/sell price and the user’s set price strategy. When the previous order is fully executed or the latest price significantly deviates from the current order price, it is automatically re placed.