Perpetual Trading Overview
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View Prebit’s integrated TradingView chart, which provides real-time market data and trading volume insights.
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Choose Position:
Select Long (Buy) if you expect the price to rise.
Select Short (Sell) if you expect the price to fall.
Order Type:
Market Order: Executes instantly at the current market price. Use this for quick trades.
Limit Order: Executes only when the market reaches the specific price you set. Use this to buy/sell at a preferred price.
Margin Amount:
The amount of funds you allocate for a trade.
Minimum margin is $10. Higher margins increase your potential profits or losses.
Leverage:
Leverage amplifies your buying power by borrowing funds.
For example, with 100x leverage, a $10 margin gives you $1,000 in trading power.
Usage: Leverage can increase both profits and risks; use it carefully.
Stop Loss (SL):
A feature to minimize losses by automatically closing your position if the market moves against you.
Example: If you set an SL at 10% below your entry price, your trade will close if the price drops to that level.
Take Profit (TP):
A feature to secure profits by automatically closing your position when the market hits a target price.
Example: If you set a TP at 20% above your entry price, your trade will close when the price reaches that level.
Market Price: Live price of the selected asset.
Limit Order: Set a price for the order, which triggers when the market reaches your chosen price.
Spread Only 0.01%, ensuring stable and competitive trading conditions.
Key Details:
Buy Slippage: 1%.
Liquidation Price: -90% of the initial margin.
Liquidity Fee: Zero on Prebit.
Positions Tab:
View your live positions, including:
PNL (Profit & Loss)
Initial Margin
Size (in USDT)
Entry Price
Market Price
Liquidation Price
TP/SL (editable anytime)
Editing TP/SL:
TP can exceed 500%, and SL should be below -90%.
No fees for editing TP/SL.
Close Button:
Close your position with zero closing fees—fees apply only for opening trades.