How to Trade Futures on CoinQ

Important Notice

• Assets have been transferred to your Futures Account;
• First-time futures traders have read and agreed to the Futures Risk Disclosure Agreement;

• The Futures Account has been successfully activated;
• You fully understand the risks associated with leveraged trading.

Web & APP Tutorial

1. Log in to your CoinQ account;
2. Transfer funds from your Spot Account to your Futures Account;
3. Enter the Futures Trading page;
4. First-time users must review and accept the risk disclosure before opening a futures account;
5. Select the futures trading pair you wish to trade;
6. Choose an order type based on your trading strategy;
7. Enter the required order parameters, such as price and quantity;
8. Review the order details and submit the order;
9. Once executed, your position can be viewed in the Positions section.

Supported Order Types on CoinQ

4. Limit Order

• Buy orders execute when the market reaches or falls below the specified price;
• Sell orders execute when the market reaches or rises above the specified price;
• Provides better control over execution price;
• Immediate execution is not guaranteed.

2. Market Order

• No price input required;
• Fastest execution speed;
• Suitable for quickly opening or closing positions;
• Final execution price may vary due to market conditions and liquidity.

3. Trigger Order

• Allows traders to set trigger conditions in advance;
• Helps automate trading strategies;
• Commonly used for take-profit, stop-loss, and breakout strategies.

Limit Order Time-in-Force Types

GTC (Good Till Cancelled)

• The order remains active until fully executed or manually canceled;
• Most commonly used order duration type.

FOK (Fill Or Kill)

• The order must be filled immediately in its entirety;
• If full execution is not possible, the entire order is canceled;
• Partial fills are not allowed.

IOC (Immediate Or Cancel)

• Executes immediately for any available quantity;
• Any unfilled portion is automatically canceled;
• Partial fills are allowed.

Difference Between GTC, FOK, and IOC

Risk Warning