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How to Conduct Futures Trading on Bifu

28/08/2025 07:09:46


Navigate to the Futures Trading Page

After logging in to Bifu, tap [Trade] in the bottom menu on the App homepage, then select [Contract Trading] to enter the contract trading module.
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Select a Futures Contract

At the top of the page, search for or select the contract you wish to trade, such as the BTC-USDT perpetual contract.
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Set Your Leverage

On the futures page, adjust the leverage multiplier. Please choose a suitable multiplier based on your personal risk tolerance.
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Choose an Order Type

In the order placement area, select an order type:
  • Market Order: Fills the order immediately at the current market price, suitable for quick opening or closing of positions.
  • Limit Order: Enter your target price, and the system will execute the order when the price is reached.
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Enter Your Order Quantity

Fill in the quantity of contracts you want to open. Be careful not to exceed the allowed range of your account's margin.
 

 

Submit an Opening Order

After confirming the information is correct, click [Buy/Long] or [Sell/Short] to complete the order.
 

 

Manage Your Positions

On the positions page, view your current position's profit and loss. You can set a take-profit/stop-loss or choose to close the position manually.
 

 

View Orders and Trade History

Click the [Orders] icon to view your current pending orders and historical trade details, which is convenient for managing and reviewing your trades.
 

 

Add More Margin

If a losing position leads to insufficient margin, you can choose to add more margin to prevent forced liquidation.
 

 

Risk Disclaimer 

Digital asset prices are highly volatile. Please invest with caution. Before investing, assess your own risk tolerance and seek professional advice if necessary. The content of this document does not constitute any financial, investment, or legal advice.