Before trading, please make sure that your perpetual contract account has been transferred assets:
Click me to see how to transfer assets to perpetual contract account
How to conduct contract transactions (web version):
Step 1: Go to Umifi official website ( https://www.umifi.com/ ), click on "Perpetual Contract" at the top left
Step 2: Enter the perpetual contract trading panel. From the figure below, we can see that there are 6 major areas of the trading panel:
1, contract type and Quotes: you can here the solution in detail the current market conditions , as well as choose different types of sustainable contracts traded
2. K-line chart: Here you can view the K-line of the current contract, and provide professional tools for users to assist in analysis
3. Price panel: displays the current contract pending orders
4. Transaction history: display the current contract transaction history
5. Entrusted management: you can view and cancel current pending orders, positions, historical records and asset management, etc.
6. Trading panel: You can trade limit orders, market orders and stop-loss and stop-loss operations here.
Step 3: Choose a trading pair
At present, U-net contracts support contracts in both the positive and negative directions of " coin-based" and "USDT-based"
If your account currently holds USDT assets , please select a USDT-based contract and select the corresponding currency for trading
If your account currently holds BTC, ETH, EOS assets , please select the currency-based contract of the corresponding currency to trade
( Currency standard: 1 card=1USDT USDT standard: 1 card=0.001BTC/0.01ETH/1EOS )
Step 4: Choose the leverage ratio
The DRV platform currently only supports "whole position leverage", and the supported leverage ratio is 1 to 100 times .
(Please note that the greater the leverage ratio you choose, the higher the return, but the higher the risk you bear . Please choose the ratio carefully according to your actual position to avoid liquidation losses due to excessive market price fluctuations.)
Step 4: Choose how to place an order
You can choose from the following three ways to place an order for trading: "market price trading / limit trading / stop profit and stop loss"
Click to understand what is market price trading and limit trading
Click to understand what is stop-profit and stop-loss
Step 5: Place an order
-"Enter the transaction price and quantity (1. No need to enter the price for market transactions; 2. Slide the progress bar to select the quantity according to the position ratio )
-》Click "Buy/Sell" and confirm
Step 6: Set up stop-profit and stop-loss
After the order is placed, you can view the current position in the "Current Position" on the left
Click "Take Profit" or "Stop Loss" at the back , you can set the trigger price and the pending unit price to automatically close the position, which is very practical!
After clicking "Take Profit" or "Stop Loss" , set your "trigger price" , "sell price" and "sell volume (number of sheets)"
The trigger price refers to the effective condition of this order
The selling price refers to the actual buying or selling price after I place the order, which is what we commonly call the "limit order price"
The amount sold is the number of sheets sold
After the setting is completed, there will be a pop-up box to remind you in detail of the detailed information of this take-profit or stop-loss order. Click OK to complete the take-profit or stop-loss order
At this point you have completed the complete steps of the contract transaction,
If you want to view the pending orders that you currently own, you can click "Current Orders " in the lower left corner to view
At the same time, you can " cancel" uncompleted orders here.
What should I do if I have a problem?
Click here to see how to contact Unet customer service
Warm reminder, beware of false customer service
How to join the Unet (umifi.com) community
fficial Telegram:Click to learn
Official twitter:click to understand
Official Medium: Click to learn
Official linkedin: click to understand
Comments
0 comments
Article is closed for comments.