How do I place a perpetual contract trade on OKX Australia?

Описание: Video Chapters
00:00 How do I place a perpetual contract trade on OKX Australia?
00:05 Funding with USDT
00:20 Selecting a pair and leverage
00:48 Understanding liquidation price
00:54 Setting stop-loss and take-profit
00:59 Monitoring and closing position

Step-by-step walkthrough of how order placement works for perpetual contracts on OKX Australia. The video shows how to transfer USDT from your funding account to your trading account, tap Trade, select the Futures tab and USDT-margined to view available perpetual pairs, using BTC/USDT as an example. It also explains how users can set leverage, enter a position size, review the order details, and select Buy Long or Sell Short. Open positions can be monitored in the Positions tab and balances in the Assets tab.
Most critical: understand your liquidation price before confirming any trade. Lower leverage generally keeps the liquidation price further from the entry price than higher leverage. A simplified worked example shows how leverage can affect the liquidation price. Actual liquidation prices depend on product settings, fees, funding, margin mode, maintenance margin requirements and market conditions displayed in the trading interface.
The video emphasises understanding the mechanics and risks before placing any trade.
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