For example, with a safety order amount = 100 USDC, multiplier = 2. 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.

Receive €45 in BTC if you buy at least €100 or $100 in eligible crypto each day for 4 more days in a row Note: the amount of BTC payable under this campaign will be calculated based on the prevailing market rate for the conversion of EUR to BTC as at the time in which the reward will be credited into your account.2. What counts as an "eligible crypto" buy?

Trader A (Maker fee: 0.02%; Taker fee: 0.03%) bought 100 contracts of call options (notional is 1 BTC): If trader A is the taker when order filled, so the Trading fee = Min(0.03% × 0.01 × 1 × 100, 7% × 0.05 × 0.01 × 1 × 100) = 0.0003 BTC; If trader A is the maker when order filled, so the Trading fee = Min(0.02% × 0.01 × 1 × 100, 7% × 0.05 × 0.01 × 1 × 100) = 0.0002 BTC.

In the example below, you are about to place a market order to buy BTC that is worth 100 USD. 1 # market order 2 result = tradeAPI.place_order( 3 instId="BTC-USDT", 4 tdMode="cash", 5 side="buy", 6 ordType="market", 7 sz="100", 8 tgtCcy="quote_ccy" # this determines the unit of the sz parameter. 9 ) 10 print(result)10.4 How can I use the client order ID parameter clOrdId?

Minimum Value: Each buy must be a single order of at least €100 or $100 using USD, EUR, USDC, or USDG. Aggregating multiple smaller orders (e.g., two $50 buys) is not allowed. Timing: Only buys completed after opting in to the campaign will be tracked.4. Streak Logic and "Reset to Day 2" Rule The campaign uses a behavioral design choice to encourage completion while minimizing user frustration: Daily Tracking: Only one qualified buy per calendar day (UTC+1) counts toward the streak.

User proceeds to use 500 USDT of margin to open a BTCUSDT perpetual position Since the upper limit is capped at 200 USDT, the tradeback earned is 200 USDT Example 2: User activates a 50% tradeback voucher with maximum limit of 200 USDT User proceeds to use 100 USDT of margin to open a BTCUSDT perpetual position The tradeback earned is only 50 USDTHow do I view my tradeback voucher?

A minimum Assets Under Management (AUM) balance of 100 USD is required to create an API key.

The Up share price subsequently rises to 0.72 USDT, and the user sells all shares: Realized PnL ≈ (0.72 − 0.40) × 100 ≈ +32.00 USDT Note: actual amount received is net of fees.What happens if I hold to expiry without closing early?

6.1 Place a limit order via Place order Buying 100 BTC-USDT Swap contract at the price of 19000 USDT. # limit order result = tradeAPI.place_order( instId = "BTC-USDT-SWAP", tdMode = "isolated", side = "buy", posSide = "net", ordType = "limit", px = "19000", 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

Example: If a user wants to purchase BTC worth 100 PLN, the equivalent amount in EUR is calculated using the latest FX rate.

After the first month, you'll receive a $1,000 free volume to trade.2. Do I need to deposit funds on Mizar to trade? No. Mizar is non custodial. That means you don't need to deposit any funds on Mizar to trade, but you can connect to your exchange with API keys.3. How do I connect OKX to Mizar? Learn more on how you can create your OKX API key and how to connect it to the Mizar bot by reading about it here.

Example: If the fee is 2%, and you withdraw 100 EUR, you’ll pay a 2 EUR fee. If you withdraw 500 EUR, the fee would be 10 EUR. 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.

Example: If the fee is 2%, and you withdraw 100 USD, you’ll pay a 2 USD fee. If you withdraw 500 USD, the fee would be 10 USD. 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.

Due to high demand, you enter the redemption queue. 0 ETH Day 2 - 4: Redemption queue While in the redemption queue, you receive no ETH. During this time, you can still cancel your redemption 0 ETH Day 5: First partial redemption You reach the front of the redemption queue. Due to redemption by other users, the daily limit only has 50 ETH left.

Example: If the fee is 2%, and you deposit 100 EUR, you’ll pay a 2 EUR fee. If you deposit 500 EUR, the fee would be 10 EUR. 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.