This user guide explains the concept of contract pairs in future trading. It defines contract pairs as pairs of two currencies, with one serving as the base currency and the other as the quote currency, allowing traders to speculate on their relationship. It also discusses how contract pairs work on the LeveX platform, providing an example of how users can trade contracts based on the BTC/USDT pair and introducing the concept of funding fees to maintain price tethering.

This user guide introduces the concept of derivatives and specifically focuses on Crypto Perpetual Contracts on the LeveX platform. It explains how these contracts work, their purpose, and a simplified trading journey for users, covering opening, reacting to the market, waiting for changes, closing positions, and settlement. The guide emphasizes that trading perpetual contracts involves complex elements like margin and leverage, which users should understand thoroughly to trade effectively.

This user guide provides a step-by-step process for opening a future trading position on the LeveX platform, including logging in, navigating to the future trading page, selecting a contract pair, choosing an order type (Limit, Market, or Conditional), and monitoring your position. Following these steps will help users execute their first future trade on LeveX smoothly.

This user guide outlines the step-by-step process for closing an open futures trading position on the LeveX platform. It covers logging in, navigating to the future trading page, locating the Positions tab, selecting the position to close (either by Market or Limit order), and confirming the closure. Following these steps will help users successfully close their future trading positions on LeveX.

This user guide provides a step-by-step process for registering an account on the LeveX platform, including visiting the registration page, entering your email address and creating a password, agreeing to the Terms and Privacy Policy, and completing the registration. By following these steps, users can successfully join the LeveX community.

This user guide provides a step-by-step process for depositing funds into a LeveX account, including logging in, navigating to the deposit page, selecting the desired token and chain or network, scanning the QR code or copying the wallet address, and completing the transaction. Following these steps will ensure a successful deposit process on LeveX.

Launching Our iOS App – Another Chapter in Our Journey. Today, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our iOS app, another step forward in our journey to provide the best for our community. This launch marks another milestone in our relentless quest to enable everyone anywhere to access our crypto exchange.

This user guide explains the concepts of margin and leverage in trading. It defines margin as the capital required to open a position and leverage as the ability to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital, highlighting their relationship. It also discusses how margin and leverage work on the LeveX platform, offering up to 100x leverage for trading Crypto Perpetual Contracts, with examples of how leverage can amplify both profits and risks in trading.

We are excited to share our improved fee structure. Our goal is to offer the best for our users. Therefore, we have reworked our fees to offer more competitive rates.

This user guide explains the concept of funding fees in derivatives trading. It describes how funding fees are essential for maintaining alignment between the contract price and the underlying asset's market price in perpetual contracts. The guide also outlines how funding fees work, including positive and negative fees, and highlights their importance for traders on the LeveX platform.

This user guide explains three common types of trading orders: Limit, Market, and Conditional Orders. It outlines the advantages and disadvantages of each order type and how they can be utilized on platforms like LeveX to implement various trading strategies effectively.