USDT-M Perpetual Contracts (App)
USDT-M contracts, also known as linear perpetual contracts, are settled in USDT. Traders can go long (buy) to profit from price increases, or go short (sell) to profit from price decreases.
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USDT-M contracts, also known as linear perpetual contracts, are settled in USDT. Traders can go long (buy) to profit from price increases, or go short (sell) to profit from price decreases.
Step 1: Transfer Funds
Before trading, make sure your contract account has sufficient balance.
Go to [Assets] → [Trading Account] to view your USDT balance.
If funds are in your Funding Account, click [Transfer] to move them into your Trading Account.
Step 2: Select Position Mode
YUBIT offers two position modes:
Merged Mode: All long positions of the same contract are merged together, and all short positions are merged together.
Isolated Mode: Each position opened in the same direction is kept separate and managed independently. Select your mode from the top-left corner of the trading screen before placing orders.
Step 3: Open a Position
You can open a long (buy) or short (sell) position depending on your market outlook.
Market Order: Execute immediately at the current market price.
Limit Order: Set your own price; the system will execute at the best available price once reached.
Conditional Order: Set a trigger price and order price. The order only activates when the trigger price is reached.
👉 Example (Open Long with Market Order): Go to [Trade] → [Market Order] → Enter Quantity → [Open Long].
Step 4: Close a Position
To lock in profits or limit losses, you can close positions at any time.
Close Long: Predict price will fall and exit your long.
Close Short: Predict price will rise and exit your short.
👉 Example (Close Long with Market Order): Go to [Trade] → [USDT Contracts] → [Close] tab → [Market Order] → Enter Quantity → [Sell/Close Long].
You may also use [Close] directly on your position or the [Close All] button for one-click market closure.
Step 5: View Order History
After closing, view your trading history under [All Orders], including details such as:
Order type
Execution price
Volume
Trade direction
PnL (Profit and Loss)
Fees
Leverage
👉 Path: App → Trade → All Orders
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