Work on your preferred details as available on the Floating window menu The Plus button offers an even simpler and more intuitive approach, appearing directly on your screen for one-click access to order placement. This minimalistic option is perfect for traders who value speed and simplicity, enabling them to execute trades swiftly without navigating through multiple menus. Move the Plus button effortlessly on the trading pageHow do I turn on quick orders?

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USD-margined futures are expressed as XXX/USD UM.What settlement currencies are supported? Supported settlement currencies: USD, USDC, and USDG.How do I change the settlement currency? You can select different settlement currencies by going to your sub-account > trade settings > USD-M settlement currency. You can't change the settlement currency if you have open orders or positions in USD-margined futures. If you haven’t made a selection, USD will be used as the settlement currency by default.

Select the (+) on the right of the chart to place an order Select plus (+) option make an order Proceed to place a limit order or add an alert, all depending on your strategy Update your next step on whether to place an order or setting up an alert Enter the order amount that you'd like to trade or enter the quantity based on the percentage Insert your preferred order amount on the chart Your open order will appear on the chart once you placed the order View your open order on the chart Adjust the

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your withdrawal amount plus a fixed flat fee. Example: 1.5% + 1 EUR fee If you withdraw 200 EUR: 1.5% of 200 EUR = 3 EUR Plus 1 EUR flat fee Total fee = 4 EUR Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your withdrawal amount.

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your withdrawal amount plus a fixed flat fee. Example: 1.5% + 1 USD fee If you withdraw 200 USD: 1.5% of 200 USD = 3 USD Plus 1 USD flat fee Total fee = 4 USD Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your withdrawal amount.

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your deposit amount plus a fixed flat fee. Example: 1.5% + 1 EUR fee If you deposit 200 EUR: 1.5% of 200 EUR = 3 EUR Plus 1 EUR flat fee Total fee = 4 EUR Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Deposit Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your deposit amount.

Percentage + flat fees This type of fee is a combination of both, so you'll pay a percentage of your deposit amount plus a fixed flat fee. Example: 1.5% + 1 USD fee If you deposit 200 USD: 1.5% of 200 USD = 3 USD Plus 1 USD flat fee Total fee = 4 USD Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Deposit Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your deposit amount.

Look for the plus (+) on the right side of the chart. Select + to place an order from the chart Select Place a new order. Select the order type (for example, a limit sell order). Choose your price and size (for example, using 10% of the available margin). Submit the order. If you change your mind, hover over the order and click the X to cancel.

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It's calculated by comparing your current bot equity (based on live market prices) with your initial equity when the bot was created—plus or minus any top-ups or withdrawals. 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?

The Sweepstakes is divided into 16 entry periods, each one of which corresponds with a race McLaren Racing’s 2024 season, starting with the Canadian Grand Prix, plus an additional 17th post-season entry period (each, an “Entry Period”). Click here for a current schedule. Each of the first 16 Entry Periods will start at 10:00 AM GMT on the Friday before the race and end at 10:00 AM GMT on the Monday after the race.

It's calculated by comparing your current bot equity (based on live market prices) with your initial equity when the bot was created—plus or minus any top-ups or withdrawals.For visualization purposes, this total value is broken down into two additional metrics: Grid Profits Unpaired PnL These metrics provide more granular insights into your bot’s performance but are also estimations requiring approximations. Total PnL remains the true bot PnL as it is all encompassing.