NodeXX

In cryptocurrency trading, Maker and Taker are two commonly used order types. Maker orders refer to orders that act only as Makers, while Taker orders are orders that remove liquidity from the orde...

Post Only orders are an advanced limit order type that allows users to "only be makers." When the Post Only mode is selected, the limit orders submitted by users will not immediately match and exec...

NodeXXprovides the function to adjust the leverage of open positions. The adjustable leverage multiple varies for each cryptocurrency. Leverage allows you to amplify your margin, enabling you to op...

To avoid contract liquidation, investors should have the following abilities: Strong risk control skills. Contracts are high-risk investments, so before entering into a contract, you need to develo...

To facilitate investors in quickly calculating relevant data during NodeXXcontract trading, NodeXXprovides investors with a "Calculator" feature. Investors can use the calculator to compute data su...

Compared to traditional contracts, one of the main features of perpetual contracts is that positions can be held indefinitely. Settlement occurs every 8 hours, specifically at 00:00, 08:00, and 16:...

NodeXXUSDT perpetual contracts are virtual contract products launched by JuCoin, settled in USDT. Each contract represents a certain amount of cryptocurrency, with each contract representing 0.0001...

Initial margin refers to the minimum collateral amount required to open a position in contract trading. The actual value depends on the leverage used by the investor and the position size the inves...

Maintenance margin refers to the minimum margin amount that investors must maintain in their positions or accounts in order to continue holding the positions. When unrealized losses cause the posit...

Understanding how to calculate profit and loss (P&L) is crucial for successful contract trading, as it helps investors manage risk and optimize strategies. The profit and loss for Nodexx contract i...