Trading Rules:
- Margin Leverage Trading Mode: The leverage multiplier for each cryptocurrency may vary; the margin is used to cover losses. After closing a position, if there are profits, the margin will be refunded. If there are remaining losses, the remaining portion will be refunded.
- Position Types: Crossed, Isolated, and Segmented.
- Market Orders: Executed at the current market price. Limit Orders are placed at a set price and may not execute immediately.
- Trading Hours: 24/7.
- Trading Fees: To encourage liquidity, the standard trading fee for regular users on SuperEx perpetual futures is: Maker 0.02%, Taker 0.06%.
- Take Profit: When the floating profit/loss of an order reaches the set amount, the system will automatically close the position. Default take profit settings vary by asset; please refer to the actual order.
- Forced Liquidation: If the margin rate is ≤ 0%, the position will be forcefully liquidated by the system. Please be aware of the liquidation price for each position.
- After forced liquidation, if there is remaining balance, it will be moved to the Risk Margin Account. If the margin is insufficient to cover the losses, the remaining loss will be compensated from the funds in the Risk Margin Account.
- When a user’s position in one direction exceeds the maximum position limit, the system will restrict opening new positions in that direction.
- When the net position in a single direction of a particular cryptocurrency exceeds the maximum limit, the system will restrict the opening of positions in that direction for all users.
Trading Mode:
- Bidirectional Position
In SuperEx futures trading, users can hold both long and short positions in a single contract, with independent leverage for each direction. All long positions are aggregated, and all short positions are aggregated within each contract. When holding bidirectional positions, both directions will require margin based on the risk limits. - Isolated and Crossed Positions
(1) Isolated Margin
The maximum loss for an isolated position is the initial margin used for the position and any additional margin that is added. If the position is liquidated, the user will only lose the margin for that isolated position. The remaining available balance in the account will not be used for other positions.
Users can manually add margin to isolated positions to optimize the liquidation price. If the user adjusts leverage, any previously added margin will be reset.
(2) Crossed Margin
Crossed margin includes both the initial margin of the position and available margin. When using crossed margin mode, the available margin lost will not be applied as margin for other positions in the same contract. Currently, it is possible to change from isolated to crossed, but not vice versa.
(3) Segmented Margin
A certain amount of margin is transferred to the corresponding account. In segmented margin mode, the lost available margin cannot be reused as margin. If positions are held, switching to another margin mode is not allowed. In this mode, the maximum loss is limited to assets in the trading pair, and assets in other pairs are unaffected.