1. Commission Fee
2. Funding Fee
3. Insurance Clearance Fee","futures_ht_desc_6":"Commission Fee, Funding Fee, Insurance Clearance Fee","futures_ht_title_6":"Fee Introduction","help-center-spotIntroduceTitle":"What is Spot Trading?","help-center-futuresIntroduceTitle":"What is Futures Trading?","help-center-marginIntroduceTitle":"What is Margin Trading?","help-center-optionsIntroduceTitle":"What is Options Trading?","help-center-FuturesCourseItem_3_StepDesc_4_web":"The first amount is the actual funds that are subtracted from your margin; we call this Initial Margin.
The following amount is how much buying power (leverage x available funds) you want to apply; we call this Position Notional Value.","help-center-OptionsCourseItem_5_StepDesc_1":"Options Long/Short Mode lets you profit from both rising and falling prices.
Short Mode means you sell an Option to earn a premium when you expect prices to move against the buyer.
You buy a Call if you expect the price to rise, or buy a Put if you expect it to fall. You pay a premium, and your profit depends solely on market direction.
Long/Short Mode gives you both roles, making the Options market more dynamic and flexible.","help-center-OptionsCourseItem_5_StepTitle_5":"How to Switch to Options Long/Short Mode?","help-center-OptionsCourseItem_5_StepTitle_4":"What is Short Mode?","help-center-FuturesDCACourseTitle_1":"What is Futures DCA?","help-center-FuturesDCACourseTitle_2":"Create Futures DCA","help-center-FuturesDca":"Futures DCA","help-center-FuturesDCABot-Title-4":"Benefits of Futures DCA","help-center-FuturesDCABot-Title-2":"Futures DCA Long and Short","help-center-FuturesDCABot-Title-3":"Futures DCA vs Futures Grid","help-center-CreateFuturesDCABot":"Create Futures DCA","help-center-Tutorial-Title-17":"What Is Futures DCA and How Does It Work?","help-center-FuturesDcaDesc":"Auto-scale positions, turn losses to gains","help-center-FuturesDCABot-Content-4":"The Futures DCA Bot helps traders enter the market with better control and lower risk by automatically averaging into a position over time.
Instead of opening a single large position, the bot divides entries into multiple smaller ones. This helps smooth out volatility and reduce emotional decision-making.
It is especially useful when prices fluctuate sharply or when you want to build exposure without predicting exact tops or bottoms.","help-center-Tutorial-Desc-17":"A Futures DCA Bot is an automated trading tool that automatically places an additional order when the market price experiences a specific percentage increase or decrease. This averages the entry cost over time, reducing the impact of volatility.","help-center-FuturesDCABot-Content-3":"Both Futures Grid and Futures DCA aim to profit from price movements in the futures market.
However, their execution strategies differ:
Grid Trading focuses on capturing small repeated profits from fluctuations, while DCA focuses on building a better position average over time before taking profit once.","help-center-FuturesDCA-Content-1":"A Futures DCA Bot automates the process of entering a futures position gradually instead of all at once.
It helps users reduce the impact of short-term market volatility by averaging entry prices over time.
Once the take-profit target is reached, the bot will close all positions and secure profits automatically.","help-center-FuturesDCABot-Content-2":"The Futures DCA Bot automatically places multiple orders in one direction depending on your market view. It gradually adds positions as the market moves against your initial entry, averaging your entry price over time.
In Long mode, the bot buys more contracts as the price dips, as long as there are available funds in your allocated margin. Once the market rebounds and reaches your take-profit level, all positions are closed together for profit.
In Short mode, the bot does the opposite. It sells (opens shorts) as the price rises, averaging up the short entry price. When the market turns downward and hits the take-profit target, the bot closes all short positions automatically.","help-center-PositionSnowballDesc":"Automated tool that gradually increases your Futures position size as profits grow","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Title-3":"Position Snowball vs Futures DCA","help-center-PositionSnowball":"Position Snowball","help-center-Tutorial-Desc-18":"Position Snowball is an automated futures strategy that gradually adds to an existing position when unrealized profits increase. By reinvesting gains in a controlled way, it helps amplify returns in directional trending markets.","help-center-PositionSnowballCourseTitle_1":"What is Position Snowball?","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Content-3":"Position Snowball and the Futures DCA Bot both automate the process of building a futures position, but they serve different purposes and operate at different stages of a trade. Futures DCA is designed to start and build a position from zero using a predefined schedule or price triggers, making it ideal for users who want to automate their entry strategy. Position Snowball, on the other hand, only works after a user has manually opened a position. It focuses on scaling up an existing position in a controlled manner. While both tools add exposure gradually, Snowball is more about enhancing an active trade, whereas DCA is about automating the initial position-building process.","help-center-CreatePositionSnowballBot":"Create Position Snowball","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Title-2":"Position Snowball Long and Short","help-center-Tutorial-Title-18":"What Is Position Snowball and How Does It Work?","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Content-4":"Position Snowball helps users automate the process of scaling into a futures position without needing to constantly monitor the market. By spreading additions over time or based on price movements, it reduces the risk of entering at a single unfavorable price and keeps users disciplined, removing emotional decision-making from position management. It works for both long and short positions and includes built-in controls, such as position caps and margin check to prevent over-exposure. This makes Snowball ideal for users who prefer a steady, controlled way to grow their existing positions while maintaining strong risk management.","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Content-1":"Position Snowball is a strategy of adding to one's position based on existing profits, making it suitable for one-way trending markets. Simply put, it means reinvesting profits to amplify gains, allowing them to compound like a snowball.","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Content-2":"Position Snowball for a long position automatically adds to an existing buy order over time or based on price dips. This helps lower the average entry price and grow the position gradually, while built-in limits on margin and maximum position size ensure risk is controlled. For a short position, Snowball adds contracts automatically as the price rises, gradually scaling the position to improve the average entry for shorts. Risk controls, such as maximum position size and margin limits, prevent overexposure while letting the strategy operate hands-free.","help-center-PositionSnowballBot-Title-4":"Benefits of Position Snowball"}