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If you buy BTC with USD, and BTC rises afterwards, you can sell it back for more USD. If it drops, you can sell for less. For example, you buy 0.5BTC with 5,000 USD when 1BTC = 10,000USD, and it rises to 20,000USD afterwards. You may then sell your 0.5BTC for 10,000 USD. While Tokens Trading is pretty much the same, except fiat (USD) is replaced by token (BTC). For example, you buy 10ETH with 1BTC when 1ETH=0.1BTC, and it rises to 0.2BTC afterwards. You may then sell your 10ETH for 2BTC.Published on Dec 6, 2019Updated on Nov 17, 2025AnnouncementsHow do I capture dual-pronged arbitrage opportunities with the OKX ETH/BTC Bot?
Combination of coin rise and exchange rate oscillation profit By strategically combining the rise of individual coins with the oscillation profit from exchange rate fluctuations, the bot maximizes returns, especially during market fluctuations.Published on Mar 6, 2024Updated on Sep 10, 2025FAQ27How to use Yield Hunter
Users can choose between "earn unless price rise" and "earn unless price drop" to express their market view.How is the yield calculated? Take the BTC yield hunter product as an example.Published on Nov 7, 2023Updated on Apr 1, 2025Product documentationHow to use OKX's option copilot
Users can choose between “earn unless price rises” and “earn unless price drops” to express their market view. Learn how to use Yield Hunter.Published on Oct 18, 2023Updated on Apr 1, 2025Product documentationOKX launches a new structured product Seagull
Go to Grow > Earn > Structured Products > Seagull Select a strategy Choose Bullish Seagull if you expect the price to rise Choose Bearish Seagull if you expect the price to fall Select underlying BTC or ETH Select term and APR based on your risk appetite Subscribe with at least 10 USDT, 0.0001 BTC or 0.001 ETH We offer the following Seagull products: | Strategy | Bullish Seagull | | Bearish Seagull | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Product | Bullish on BTC | Bullish on ETH | Bearish on BTC |Published on Nov 8, 2023Updated on Nov 17, 2025Announcements283Announcement on the Price Volatility of MANTRA (OM)
Following a sharp rise in its price beginning in early November 2024, the token experienced an initial sudden and substantial price decline of more than 80% across the market at approximately 2:28:32am (UTC+8) on April 14, 2025 ("Market Event"). We observed that substantial trading volume spikes and price decline initially happened across various centralised exchanges outside of OKX, before spreading to the overall market.Published on Apr 14, 2025Updated on Nov 17, 2025AnnouncementsOKX to list perpetual futures for SPX, MOG crypto
Perpetual futures trading SPX perpetual futures: SPX is a memecoin on Ethereum, Solana, and Base, centered around rising stock prices.Published on Jul 17, 2025Updated on Nov 17, 2025AnnouncementsHow do I automate grid trading strategies on spot grid crypto trading bot?
This feature enhances your trading strategy to perform optimally in diverse market conditions, including rising and falling markets, not limited to sideways only.When do I use trailing settings? Trailing settings can be particularly beneficial in volatile markets where prices can rapidly move up or down. It enables you to capture opportunities and adapt your trading strategy to changing market conditions.Published on Feb 29, 2024Updated on Jan 30, 2026FAQ1,771Explanation for Greeks Delta and Gamma
When BTCUSD rises 105 USD (1.5% up), Based on the BS delta calculation, the option price will increase by 0.6 * 105 = 63 USD Based on the PA delta calculation, the option price will increase by 0.45 * 1.5% = 0.00675 BTC That is, when using BS delta to estimate the option price change, we take the underlying price change in USD (USD105); when using PA delta, we take the percentage change of the underlying price (1.5%).Published on Feb 12, 2020Updated on Apr 1, 2025Product documentationUnderstanding the risks of using digital payment token services
Price Volatility Risk Digital Payment Tokens (DPT) prices can rise and fall by very large amounts in a short span of time. This is called price volatility, and it's often more extreme than in traditional markets. Here's what you need to know: Speculative trading can cause large and sudden price swings. Market demand, breaking news, or changes in sentiment can shift prices quickly. Sharp drops within minutes may lead to total loss of your investment.Published on Jun 17, 2025Updated on Nov 17, 2025FAQ2Futures Grid
Alternatively, if price rises above 62,000 USDT, the sell order at 62,000 USDT will be filled, and in the meantime, a buy order (61,000 USDT) will be opened at the nearest grid level below. Scenario - Bot out of range: If the market price falls outside the price range, you can choose either to terminate the strategy, or wait for the price to return to the range you’ve set.Published on Jun 17, 2022Updated on Nov 24, 2025Product documentationHow do I manually set up futures grid trading bot?
Traders using a long grid strategy profit from rising prices. Short: this strategy involves selling futures contracts with the expectation that the price of the underlying asset will decrease. Traders using a short grid strategy profit from falling prices. Neutral: this strategy involves a balanced approach, where the trader doesn't have a strong directional bias on the price movement of the underlying asset.Published on Jun 6, 2024Updated on Aug 26, 2025FAQ99OKX to List USDC Futures for BTC and ETH
If a user's long position value is 1 BTC (10,000 BTCUSDC futures contracts with face value of 0.0001 BTC), when the BTC price rises by $100, the user's profit will be 100 USDC. Pnl calculation PnL of long positions = Face value * Number of contracts * Avg. close price – Face value * Number of contracts * Avg. open price PnL of short positions = Contract size × Number of contracts × Avg. open price - Contract size × Number of contracts × Avg. close price Note: Avg. close price and Avg.Published on Feb 16, 2023Updated on Nov 17, 2025AnnouncementsHow do I stay safe from phishing SMS using the name OKX?
We’ve recently seen a rise in reports from users receiving fraudulent SMS messages with “OKX” as the sender name. These phishing messages are crafted to look official and may contain urgent alerts.Scammers use these tactics to create a sense of urgency and panic, pushing users to act quickly without verifying the information.What are the common scam tactics? Impersonation tactics: Fraudsters may use the official OKX name to appear legitimate.Published on May 9, 2025Updated on Mar 4, 2026FAQ321What's Spot DCA (Martingale) bot and how to use it?
Traders use this strategy when they believe prices will rise eventually, buying more when prices drop to average out the cost. It’s commonly used in volatile or sideways markets to take advantage of short-term price swings.How do I set it up?Published on Nov 13, 2024Updated on Feb 9, 2026FAQ29