Gate.io adopts dual price mechanism in futures trading to protect users from market manipulation.
By increasing the price difference between exchange market price and spot price, market manipulation can cause massive forced liquidation among users. It costs investors huge amounts of hard-earned money and also destroys the reputation of crypto industries.
Gate.io cares about creating a fair trading environment for all our users. So, we adopt dual price mechanism to avoid market manipulation. Dual price mechanism is composed of mark price and latest market price.
Mark price is a weighted price based on outside market. After taking into consideration the funding basis which declines over time, mark price equals to the real time spot price in major crypto exchanges.
To avoid unnecessary forced liquidation and combat market manipulation, Gate.io uses mark price instead of latest purchase price to assess forced liquidation, which will of course not affect final profits or losses.
In addition, using mark price can also help to anchor the trading price inside and outside the exchange. For example, the spot price outside the exchange is 5,000 USD, and the price inside is 5,010 USD. At this time, opening a long position (set the position at 5,010 USD) is more likely to trigger forced liquidation. As a result, users are encouraged to open short positions to bring down the price closer to spot price outside the market.
Last price refers to the market price on Gate.io. It normally adopts funding rate mechanism and is linked with spot price. As a result, Gate.io product prices will not vastly diverge from spot market price.
Gate.io adopts dual price mechanism, which prevents big players from manipulating the market from the product end. The mechanism allows users to have a sound sleep when holding the positions.
To check out more futures trading real practices, go to Gate.io futures trading. Click here to register and start your journey.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only. Such information provided by Gate.io does not constitute any investment advice and we are not responsible for any investment you make. Technical analysis, market judgments, trading tips, and trader sharing may involve potential risks, changing investment environment, and uncertainties. This article does not provide or imply any opportunities with guaranteed returns.
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Gate.io adopts dual price mechanism in futures trading to protect users from market manipulation.
By increasing the price difference between exchange market price and spot price, market manipulation can cause massive forced liquidation among users. It costs investors huge amounts of hard-earned money and also destroys the reputation of crypto industries.
Gate.io cares about creating a fair trading environment for all our users. So, we adopt dual price mechanism to avoid market manipulation. Dual price mechanism is composed of mark price and latest market price.
Mark price is a weighted price based on outside market. After taking into consideration the funding basis which declines over time, mark price equals to the real time spot price in major crypto exchanges.
To avoid unnecessary forced liquidation and combat market manipulation, Gate.io uses mark price instead of latest purchase price to assess forced liquidation, which will of course not affect final profits or losses.
In addition, using mark price can also help to anchor the trading price inside and outside the exchange. For example, the spot price outside the exchange is 5,000 USD, and the price inside is 5,010 USD. At this time, opening a long position (set the position at 5,010 USD) is more likely to trigger forced liquidation. As a result, users are encouraged to open short positions to bring down the price closer to spot price outside the market.
Last price refers to the market price on Gate.io. It normally adopts funding rate mechanism and is linked with spot price. As a result, Gate.io product prices will not vastly diverge from spot market price.
Gate.io adopts dual price mechanism, which prevents big players from manipulating the market from the product end. The mechanism allows users to have a sound sleep when holding the positions.
To check out more futures trading real practices, go to Gate.io futures trading. Click here to register and start your journey.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only. Such information provided by Gate.io does not constitute any investment advice and we are not responsible for any investment you make. Technical analysis, market judgments, trading tips, and trader sharing may involve potential risks, changing investment environment, and uncertainties. This article does not provide or imply any opportunities with guaranteed returns.