As part of this practice, OKX will stop supporting the Single-collateral Loan function. To provide more time for users with existing active orders in Single-collateral Loans, OKX has extended the offboarding time from 8:00 am September 29, 2024 (UTC) to 8:00 am November 29, 2024. Please note that order Single-collateral Loan order creation has been ceased since September 2023.

In order to maintain a robust trading environment and optimal user experience, we conduct periodic reviews of all listed tokens. Following a recent review, we will be delisting the following 4 tokens that do not fulfill our listing criteria and their associated trading pairs. We will also suspend the deposit of these tokens. Affected tokens: TRX, SUSHI, MAGIC, RDNT Affected trading pairs:...

In order to maintain a robust trading environment and optimal user experience, we conduct periodic reviews of all listed tokens. Following a recent review, we will be delisting the following 5 tokens that do not fulfill our listing criteria and their associated trading pairs. We will also suspend the deposit of these tokens. Affected tokens: STX, CFX, NEO, BSV, CSPR Affected trading pairs:...

OKX will stop supporting Quick margin and Manual transfers modes in isolated margin and futures trading To maintain trading stability, OKX will discontinue Quick margin mode in isolated margin trading, and Manual transfers mode in both isolated margin and futures trading. The update is scheduled for 8:00 am UTC on 29 May, 2024.

What is a trailing stop? A trailing stop is a stop order that tracks the market price. Its trigger price changes with the market price. Once it's triggered, a market order will be placed. A trailing stop can help you dynamically take profits or stop losses in fluctuating market conditions. You can set an activation price which will determine when the trailing stop is activated.1.

You can also configure stop-loss limits and profit targets which will automatically stop the bot once those orders are executed. Unpredictable circumstances: the bot may stop operating due to unforeseen circumstances that trigger our Risk Management Stop (RMS) protocols, such as the delisting or suspension of underlying cryptocurrency. Manual stop: you can manually stop the bot at any time by selecting the Stop option on the platform.

For Spot Smart Sync, you'll need to stop following the trader before your funds are released. For custom copy trades, your assets will remain in your trading account until the copy trade is ended. How to stop a copy trade: On the App, select Trade > Bots & Copy Select My copies / My bots / Bot signals > My copies Select Manage > Stop copying to stop the copy trade For more details, please refer to How do I manage my copied trades?

Stop loss (SL): another optional setting to limit losses. If the price drops to this level, the bot will stop trading and sell all base assets at the market price.How do I manage my Spot DCA (Martingale) bots? From the trading bot dashboard, you can monitor and manage your Spot DCA (Martingale) bots: Stop your bot: when you stop the bot, all pending orders are cancelled. You can choose to either sell any available crypto at the market price or keep it.

What's Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL)? Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) are parts of One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) order. OCO order is a pair of orders that are set simultaneously. If one order is triggered and executed, the other order is automatically canceled. This strategy allows traders to manage their trades more effectively by combining both a TP and an SL order.

What's the difference between Pausing and Stopping a task? Pause: Temporarily stops the task; you may restart it manually. Stop: Permanently ends the task. It will move from Ongoing to Past tasks.10. Which networks are supported by the Web3 copy trading feature? It currently supports Solana, BSC, X Layer, and Base.

If the price reaches this level, the bot will stop trading and sell all base assets at the market price. Stop loss (SL) price: another optional setting aiming to limit losses. If the price drops to this level, the bot will stop trading and sell all base assets at the market price.How do I manage my Spot Grid bots?

Take profit and stop loss Take profit per order The maximum take profit you can set is 150% Your position will automatically close if an order's profits reach this amount. Stop loss per order The maximum stop loss you can set is 75% Your position will automatically close if an order's losses reach this amount. Stop loss for trader The total stop loss for all trades under a lead trader. If total losses exceed this amount, you'll automatically stop copying the lead trader.

Stop loss per order: set the stop loss value for each individual order. We recommend following the lead trader's suggestion. You can configure your advanced settings according to your needs Select Copy, and an order summary will be displayed. You can review the order information and then select Copy to complete your order. Review the order summary before you proceed to the next siteHow do I select a trader?

Auto Sell - Take Profit / Stop Loss (TP/SL) When placing a market buy order, users can set auto-sell strategies (Take Profit or Stop Loss): Take Profit (TP): Sell when price increases to a target profit Stop Loss (SL): Sell when price drops to a stop-loss threshold Note: both TP and SL are based on USD values, calculated from the initial buy price. Copy Trade Automatically mirror trades of expert traders.

Supported order types for futures trading include: Support type Order type Supported Limit, Market, Advanced limit (Post only, FOK, IOC), Take Profit (TP) / Stop Loss (SL), Trailing stop, Trigger Not supported Iceberg, TWAP Note: if you place any bot trades (such as futures grid, futures DCA, or arbitrage bots) they won't act as lead trades.