A TP/SL order triggers on the price type set as its trigger price. You choose that price type when you place the order — last price, mark price, or index price — and the order watches only the price type you chose, not the other two. Because the default chart is drawn on the last price, an order can look as though it should have triggered when the price type it actually watches did not reach your level. Check the trigger price type on the order before concluding that it failed.

Why did I pay more than the chart price when I used Buy/Sell or Convert? Applies to: Buy/Sell and Convert, at the moment you're shown a quote. Buy/Sell and Convert quote you a single all-in price. That price isn't the mid-market price you see on the chart — it includes a spread, which is how the quote is priced. OKX publishes the maximum spread it may apply.

By setting up alerts, you establish a proactive defense mechanism, ensuring you're promptly notified whenever price action aligns with your price levels of interest. How can I set a price alert? You can set a price alert and be informed when the price reaches the key price points. Navigate through the process by following these steps: On the App: 1. Tap Trade > Select the trading type at the top 2. Tap the three dots in the upper right corner > Alerts > Add alert 3.

Below is how you can add personalized messages to your custom price alerts on our platform: Navigate to the chart of the specific asset and select the Alerts option by selecting the bell icon above the trading chart to access the price alerts feature Start by selecting the Alerts option Select Create alerts or select an existing alert you want to edit Proceed to select the alert of your preference or the Create alerts option Set the Price and enter the price point that will trigger the alert Proceed

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On the trading screen, select Settings from the top menu Proceed with the selection of Settings from the pop-up menu On the Trading mode screen, select Spot cost price type Select between Average cost price or Cumulative cost price Select from the available options under the Spot cost price type options The cost price will also be reflected on your K-line Chart and the positions menu. Cost price on the K-line chart Cost price on the positions menu

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Order price: The price submitted to the order book after the trigger condition is met. This may be a preset limit price or a market order. Execution price: The price at which the order is actually matched with a counterparty. The trigger price isn't guaranteed to be the final execution price. During rapid market movements, periods of low liquidity, or changes in the order book, the execution price may differ from the trigger price or preset order price.

Opening price determination The opening price in a Call Auction is determined based on the following principles: The price that allows the highest trading volume At that price: All buy orders priced higher than the opening price are fully executed, or All sell orders priced lower than the opening price are fully executed Either the buy side or the sell side at the opening price must be fully filled The resulting price becomes the official opening price of the trading pair.

Placing the order: Order price: $50,000 (the price at which you want to buy Bitcoin) Order size: 1 BTC (the amount you wish to buy) Setting TP/SL: TP trigger price: $55,000 (the price at which you want to take profit) SL trigger price: $45,000 (the price at which you want to stop loss) In this example, when the market price of Bitcoin reaches $55,000, the TP order will be triggered, and you'll sell your 1 BTC to lock in profits.

A Between contract is settled once at expiry, based on whether the settlement price falls within a defined price range.Settlement anchor: OKX Spot Index Price.How is the settlement price calculated? The settlement price is the arithmetic mean of all the OKX Spot Index Price recorded every second during the 1-minute window immediately before expiry — 60 data points in total.

It will be based on the real-time market price and may be higher or lower than 53,000 USDC.Why is my execution price different from the price I saw? Applies to market orders and to the express Buy/Sell flow. The price shown before you confirm is a reference price, not the price you're certain to get. Three things usually explain the difference: The spread. The best available buy price and the best available sell price aren't the same.

When you set or modify a take-profit or a stop-loss order, you select one of three prices as the trigger price: Last price — the price of the most recent trade on that contract. This is the price the trading chart plots by default, so a trigger set on the last price matches what you see on the chart. Mark price — the price used for liquidation checks and for calculating the unrealized profit and loss on your position.