Dear BitMax.io Users,

 

New order types of Take profit/Stop Loss were added and implemented for futures trading on BitMax.io. Details are as follows:

 

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Overview of Take Profit/Stop Loss Function

Stop orders have four variations on our platform: Take Profit Limit, Take Profit Market, Stop Limit, Stop Market. Take Profit/Stop Loss order types can be used in conjunction with Stop Limit and Stop Market order types.

For Stop Limit order type: Users can specify a stop price, a limit price and an order size. When the market price reaches the stop price, the system will place the order based on the pre-set limit price and order size.

For Stop Market order type: Users can specify the stop price and order size. When the market price reaches the stop price, the system will place the order at market price based on the pre-set order size.

 

Notes:

  1. Users can choose between "Last Price" and "Mark Price" as the stop price (or trigger price). The default price in this area is Last Price.
  2. Users can choose to place a Stop Limit order or a Stop Market order. System will decide whether it’s Take Profit or Stop Loss order by comparing the user’s stop price to the system’s current price. A buy stop above the current price will be a Stop Limit/Market order, below the current price will be a Take Profit Limit/Market order. For Sell, it’s the opposite, above the current price is placed as Take Profit, below is placed as Stop Loss.

 

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Example 1: Use cases of Take Profit Orders

Take BTC/USDT perpetual futures contract. You choose to buy 10 BTC at 10,000 USDT and predict that the support price of BTC will be 9,500 USDT, the resistance price will be 10,500 USDT. User can set up the take-profit orders as follows:

                                                 Take-Profit Order                             Stop-Loss Order                  
SideSellSell
Stop (Last Price)10,490 USDT9,500 USDT
Price10,500 USDT/Market Price9,490 USDT/Market Price
Size10 BTC10 BTC

 

Example 2: Use cases of Stop Loss

Take BTC/USDT perpetual futures contract. Let's assume the market price of BTC is 8,000 USDT. You predict that the support price will be 7,500 USDT and the resistance price will be 8,500 USDT. When BTC price falls below the support level or breaks through the resistance level, you can set up your Stop Loss ordoers as follows:

              Upside Breakout                            Downside Breakout                
SideBuySell
Stop (Last Price)8,500 USDT7,500 USDT
Price8,500 USDT/Market Price7,500 USDT/Market Price
Size10 BTC10 BTC

 

We truly appreciate your continued support.

 

The BitMax.io Team

April 15, 2020

 

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