Spot Trading: Complete Guide with FAQs

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Introduction to Spot Trading

Spot trading involves the immediate purchase or sale of cryptocurrencies at current market prices. Unlike futures trading, spot transactions settle instantly, with assets delivered directly to your wallet. This guide covers essential spot trading functionalities across OKX platforms.

Platform-Specific Trading Instructions

Mobile App & Web Trading

  1. Log in to your OKX account
  2. Navigate to "Trade" > "Spot"
  3. Select your trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT)
  4. Choose order type (limit/market/stop)
  5. Enter amount and confirm trade

👉 Master spot trading techniques

Order Types Explained

Order TypeDescriptionBest Use Case
LimitSet exact pricePrice-targeted trades
MarketInstant executionQuick transactions
StopTriggers at priceRisk management

Asset Management Features

Advanced Trading Tools

Take Profit/Stop Loss

  1. Web setup process:

    • Access trading interface
    • Enable "TP/SL" toggle
    • Set trigger prices
    • Confirm order

👉 Optimize your trading strategy

Margin Trading Basics

Technical Trading Options

Jupyter Notebook Integration

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I cancel pending orders?

Navigate to "Open Orders," select the order, and click cancel. Funds will be released immediately.

What's the difference between spot and margin trading?

Spot uses available funds only, while margin allows borrowing for larger positions (with associated risks).

Why can't I place trades with available balance?

Check for:

How are trading fees calculated?

Fees vary by:

What time does the exchange update daily?

OKX operates 24/7 with no daily closure. System maintenance is announced in advance.

Where can I view coin pair details?

All trading pairs show:


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