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?

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

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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.

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 USDT Margin trading position assets = 0 USDT Margin trading position liabilities = -14,099.8 USDT.

Example: If a user deposits $4,000 during the Deposit Match Campaign Period and another $1,000 after the Deposit Match Campaign Period end date, they will receive a $200 USDG reward for their eligible $4,000 deposit. To qualify for a deposit match, users must opt in by clicking "Join now" during the Deposit Match Campaign Period and complete an eligible deposit.

For example, if you start a grid strategy with 100 USDT, and your current total asset valuation of the grid strategy (estimated in USDT based on market price) is now 200 USDT, your total profit will be 200-100 = 100 USDT. This value includes all components: realized profits from executed trades, trading fees, and unrealized profits. 3. How is grid profit calculated? Grid profit is an estimated figure, representing the sum of profits from completed grids (after deducting trading fees).

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.

For example, if the price range is 100-400, and you set the grid quantity to 3 with arithmetic mode, it would create three grids: 100-200, 200-300, and 300-400. Grid mode: Arithmetic: maintains a consistent difference between each grid level so grid levels become (1, 1+r, 1+2r, 1+3r...). Geometric: maintains a consistent ratio between each grid level so grid levels become (1, 1*r, 1*r^2, 1+r^3...).

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.

Trading volume does not include transactions that have: 0 trading fees, or Negative trading fees These transactions are excluded from all campaign-related volume calculations. For a full breakdown of fee structures and applicable scenarios, please refer to the official OKX fee documentation here.Does all trading activity count toward the campaign volume? No. During the campaign period, only trading volume from eligible tokens will be counted.

Let’s assume: Base safety order amount = 100 USDT Up to five safety orders allowed Here’s how the bot distributes funds for different multipliers: Safety Order Multiplier = 1 (Flat) Multiplier = 2 (Doubling) Multiplier = 0.5 (Halving) 1 100 100 100 2 100 200 50 3 100 400 25 4 100 800 12.5 5 100 1,600 6.25 Here’s what these profiles mean: Multiplier = 1 (Flat Allocation): each safety order uses the same amount — 100 USDT.

We input random numbers for each user and fill the blank spaces in the table with 0 2. Low-degree polynomial extension: using the above polynomial constraints, we can obtain a computation trace polynomial of length uts * N. For security reasons, we perform commitment to the polynomial on a larger evaluation domain, with the domain amplification factor as extension_factor. In the above case, we could calculate a polynomial p(x) from I(x).