Risk Limit
Liquidity risk
Maximum order quantity and amount limit
In order to prevent needles and protect the slippage of user operations, we have set a maximum limit for both market orders and limit orders. Orders exceeding this limit cannot be successfully submitted.
Formulated according to the level of liquidity!
| Contract | Market price maximum order amount | Market price maximum order quantity | Price Limit Maximum Order Amount | Price Limit Maximum Order Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
BTCUSDT | 200000 USDT | 100000 Cont. | 2000000 USDT | 1000000 Cont. |
ETHUSDT | 100000 USDT | 50000 Cont. | 1000000 USDT | 500000 Cont. |
Other | 30000 USDT | Different for different contract | 100000 USDT | Different for different contract |
Fault-tolerant design
Price deviation
When the user enters the price, he may input one less 0 or one more 0. If there is no limit, it will cause huge losses.
Maximum price deviation: 15%
When the unfavorable deviation between the input price and the last price of the order does not exceed this number, the order can be placed successfully, otherwise, the order will fail.
What is the unfavorable deviation?
The unfavorable deviation is to buy at a price that is too high or sell at a price that is too low, which will cause a large slippage and cause a loss.
There is nothing wrong with favorable deviation. For example, if you buy BTC at a price of 100 and sell BTC at a price of 100,000, you can place an order successfully.
| Unfavorable deviation (unable to place an order successfully) | Favorable deviation (order can be placed successfully) | |
|---|---|---|
Buy | Above last price > 15% | Below last price > 15% |
Sell | Below last price > 15% | Above last price > 15% |
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