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#新手成长营 #新手成长营 ➡️ Spot Trading Special 📈📉 🤔 If trading is a path that requires continuous climbing, then spot trading might be the true starting point for everyone. ✍🏻 Buying, selling, watching the market, timing, coin selection, narratives, concepts — sounds simple, but to really get it right, you need to avoid many pitfalls. 💡 This week, #新手成长营# will focus specifically on 【Spot Trading】👇 💬 Your coin selection logic, position building ideas, take profit and stop loss methods, position management, hotspot analysis, real trading records... all the voices we need ❤️ 😊 Welcome to #新手成长营# to chat about spot trading, first come first served 👇 🙋🏻‍♂️ Today's interaction: Leave your spot trading story in the comments (short is fine) 💝 Randomly select 5 participants to receive a rebate card ➡️ Preview: Special posting event, see you tomorrow～

#新手成长营 📊【Crypto Weekly Report Vol.7】Quick Overview 🗓 2026.05.04 — 05.10 Published: 2026.05.04 — 05.11 📸 Data Snapshot (OKX K-line｜00:00 Market Open Basis) 🪙 Market 🔹BTC $81,413.4 📈 +3.49% 🔹ETH $2,347.78 📈 +0.48% 🔹SOL $94.54 📈 +12.36% 🔹OKB $88.67 📈 +3.48% 💰 Funds / On-chain 🔹BTC Spot ETF: 9 consecutive days of net inflows totaling ~$2.7 billion, IBIT single-day inflow on 5/4 +$335M (~63% share) 🔹ETH Spot ETF: This week net inflow +$328 million (reversing last week's -$82M downturn) 🔹SOL Spot ETF: This week net inflow about +$33 million (holdings nearly 2% of circulating supply) 🔹Largest single-day liquidation: 5/4 total network 24h $370 million, shorts $302 million (short squeeze dominant) 🔹BTC Futures OI: 763.35K BTC, a record high 🌍 Macro 🔹4/29 FOMC maintains federal funds rate at 3.50—3.75% unchanged 🔹June rate cut probability only 5.1% · Gold fluctuates at high levels (market reported a brief break above $4,720 during the week) 🔹Fear & Greed Index: Weekend 49 (Fear), about a week ago peaked at 71 (Greed), significant cooling 📰 Top 5 Events This Week 🟢 1️⃣ BTC ETF 9 consecutive days net inflow totaling $2.7 billion, clear institutional slow bull characteristics, IBIT's leading position continues to consolidate. 🟡 2️⃣ CLARITY Act "End of May Deadline" Senator Moreno warns: If not passed by end of May, digital asset legislation is unlikely; Senate markup expected to advance this week. 🔴 3️⃣ Brazil Central Bank bans stablecoins for cross-border payments effective 10/1, the largest Latin American economy's first explicit restriction. 🟢 4️⃣ BitMine weekly new addition of 101,745 ETH, total holdings 5.18 million, the most aggressive ETH reserve strategy among listed companies. 🟢 5️⃣ Citrea mainnet launch + intensive progress in ZK infrastructure, BTC L2 and ZK sector funding warming up, Base + SP1 have proven $7.4 billion deposits. 🔭 Next Week Preview (05.11 — 05.17) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Midweek (usually around 5/13)｜US April CPI (exact date per BLS official schedule) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Midweek (following CPI)｜US April PPI ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Within the week｜CLARITY Act Senate markup ⭐⭐⭐ Later in the week｜US April retail sales + intensive Fed officials' speeches ⚠️ Major Warning: 5/19 PYTH unlocks 2.13 billion tokens (about 36.96% of circulating supply) — the most threatening potential sell pressure this month. 💬 Editor's Note: Institutional slow bull, retail cautious — it's a rise, not a frenzy; divergence, not resonance. ⚠️ The above content is only market information compilation and AI-assisted editing, not investment advice. Crypto asset prices are highly volatile; investment requires independent judgment, pay attention to position management and stop-loss settings. 🗓 Next Vol.8 · See you

#新手成长营 📊 How to check profit and fee calculation details? Many friends want to review their 【profits】 and 【fees】 after trading. Today, we will explain the calculations from two perspectives: 👉 before opening a position and 👉 after opening a position 👇 🚀 1. About Profit ✅ Before opening a position: It is recommended to use the calculator 👇 💻 Open the OKX App, go to the contract 【Trading Page】 Click the “···” button at the top right corner of the page and select “Calculator.” 📓 Enter the relevant parameters in the calculator (such as contract type, direction, leverage, opening price, closing price, quantity, etc.) It will automatically calculate the estimated profit and loss and other information. ✅ After opening a position: How to check “profit”? 👇 Taking ETHUSDT perpetual as an example: 📍 Open the OKX App → Tap 【Trade】 → Go to 【Trade History】 → Select 【Historical Positions】 → Tap the corresponding position → View 【Realized Profit】 You can see the detailed realized profit of that position. If you are still holding the position: the profit amount will be displayed in the current position, and your estimated assets will fluctuate up and down with the profit and loss~ 🚀 2. About Fees ✅ Before opening a position: You can also use the calculator to estimate 📓 Enter the relevant parameters before opening the position to see the fees 🙋 Actually, there is a fixed formula for calculating fees: Taking USDT contracts as an example 👇 Opening/closing fee = face value * number of opening/closing contracts * opening/closing price * fee rate ✅ Already opened a position: How to check “fee details”? 📍 On the 【Trade History】 page → Tap 【Historical Orders】 → Select the corresponding order → Tap the 【Fee】 amount You can view the specific opening and closing fees. The system will not make mistakes~ 📌 Summary in one sentence: Before opening a position → it is recommended to use the 【Calculator】 for estimation After opening a position → just check 【Trade History】

#新手成长营 🤔 Why does the margin decrease even when the perpetual contract position hasn't been reduced? Many friends trading perpetual contracts have encountered this confusion: the position hasn't moved at all, so why does the position margin fluctuate or even decrease? Don't panic, this is not a system bug. There are mainly two reasons: market price fluctuations and the funding fee mechanism. 📈 📉1️⃣ Market price fluctuations (especially obvious in cross margin mode) If you are using cross margin mode, the formula is as follows:⬇️ Position margin = Notional value × Number of contracts × Latest mark price ÷ Leverage Notice the "latest mark price"—this number changes in real time. So when the coin price moves, your occupied margin moves accordingly, even if you haven't changed your position. 💰 2. Funding fee mechanism (the most common reason) Perpetual contracts have no settlement date. Through the funding fee mechanism, longs and shorts pay each other fees to "anchor" the perpetual price close to the spot price. ⏰ When is it charged/paid? OKX platform generally charges/pays at three times daily: 8:00, 16:00, and 24:00 (UTC+8), once every 8 hours. 🧮 How is it calculated? Funding fee = Position value × Current funding rate 🔸 Funding rate positive → Longs pay shorts 🔸 Funding rate negative → Shorts pay longs That means you might be charged or might receive money, depending on your position direction and the current rate. 📌 Funding fees are payments exchanged between users. 💡 Tips 🔸 Don’t want to pay funding fees? Close your position before the settlement time. 🔸 In cross margin mode, large coin price fluctuations significantly affect occupied margin, so keep enough risk buffer. 🔸 Funding fees have a relatively small impact on cross margin; price fluctuations are the main factor.

#新手成长营 👑【OKX VIP｜Why do others pay half the trading fees when trading the same way as you?】 🤫 Because they are OKX VIP ➡️ Fee discounts, dedicated customer service, and earning interest by holding coins ⚡ The larger your trading volume, the more rewards the platform gives you 🎁 1. VIP Exclusive Privileges ▪ Fee discounts — comprehensive discounts on maker and taker fees, the higher the level, the bigger the discount ▪ Dedicated account manager — one-on-one service, responsive anytime ▪ USDT Auto Earning — automatically earn passive income after activation ▪ BTC Holding Interest Treasure — principal guaranteed, daily earnings, zero lock-up period, zero fees ▪ Dual Currency Win Exclusive Rates — higher yield levels, more flexible entry and exit ▪ Exclusive peripheral benefits — multiple exclusive gifts annually 📈 2. How to Become VIP Meet any one of the following conditions to upgrade: ▪ Asset amount — hold sufficient assets on the platform ▪ Trading volume — spot, futures, options trading volume (calculated in USD) reaches the corresponding threshold 💡 Asset and trading volume snapshots are taken daily at 00:00 (UTC+8), levels updated between 04:00–06:00 Deposit $1,000 or more to trigger an immediate level review 📍 For specific asset/trading volume requirements per level, check the official fee rate page 🎟️ 3. VIP Experience Card — Enjoy VIP benefits even before becoming VIP Application conditions: ▪ Total account assets not less than $100,000, or trading volume in the last 30 days not less than $1,000,000 (either condition) ▪ Regular users can also apply with trading volume or asset proof from other exchanges Experience content: ▪ Experience level is 1–2 levels higher than actual level, up to VIP 6 ▪ Enjoy higher-level fee discounts Review rules: ▪ Reviewed every 30 days, the first cycle only upgrades, no downgrades ▪ If actual level falls below VIP 1 later, experience card qualification is canceled and must wait 30 days to reapply 📱 4. How to Check VIP Level App: Top left corner on homepage [Grid icon] » Click VIP recommendation card Web: After login, click [More] » [VIP Users] 📌 Summary: ⚡ Not qualified yet? Apply for the experience card first to unlock higher fee levels early ⚡ The fees you save are extra earnings

#新手成长营 Comprehensive Analysis of Contract Liquidation Mechanism: From Trigger Conditions to Calculation Understanding liquidation is key to surviving longer in the contract market. A must-read before opening a position 👇 01 What is Liquidation ⚠️ Liquidation is the process where the system automatically handles risky positions when the maintenance margin rate hits the danger line. There is only one trigger condition: Maintenance Margin Rate ≤ 100%. OKX uses a tiered liquidation mechanism, processing in three steps instead of a one-shot full liquidation: ① Cancel open orders to release margin ② Gradually reduce positions by tiers, stopping once requirements are met ③ Continue if still unmet, until fully liquidated 02 How to Calculate Liquidation Price 🧮 Liquidation is based on the mark price, not the latest transaction price. The mark price can be toggled and viewed on the K-line chart. [Viewing Liquidation Price - Before Opening Position]: Input price in the calculator to get the estimated liquidation price [Viewing Liquidation Price - After Opening Position]: Check the [Estimated Liquidation Price] in your open positions Recommended to use the calculator before opening a position: 💻 Open the OKX App, go to the contract [Trading Page], click the “···” button at the top right, and select “Calculator.” 📓 Enter relevant parameters (such as contract type, direction, leverage, opening price, closing price, quantity, etc.) in the calculator, which will automatically calculate estimated P&L, opening cost, liquidation price, and more. 🧮 The calculator supports both USDT-margined and coin-margined contracts, making it easy for you to assess risk and manage funds based on different contract types. Here’s an example 👇 BTC/USDT perpetual, 3x leverage, opening price 60,996 U, opening 0.5 BTC, available margin 5,000 U ➡️ Liquidation price: 51,226.5 USDT 03 Fees Involved in Liquidation 💸 Two fees are incurred during liquidation: 🔹 Liquidation fee: charged at the taker fee rate. 🔹 Liquidation penalty: covers slippage and bankruptcy losses, with net P&L injected into the risk reserve account to protect other users. 04 Maintenance Margin Rate Requirements ⚠️ [Maintenance margin rate represents the margin amount you must provide to maintain your position] 🤔 The maintenance margin rate is determined by multiple factors, including your adjusted equity (account equity considering unrealized P&L, i.e., the actual value supporting your position) and maintenance margin requirements, which may vary depending on account mode and position tier. 💰 In short, your maintenance margin rate is not a fixed number; it is expressed as a percentage and adjusts based on your equity, account mode, and position size. 05 Good Habits to Avoid Liquidation ✅ 💡 Calculate your liquidation price before opening a position to be mentally prepared 👀 Switch K-line to mark price mode to monitor the real trigger line 📉 Higher leverage means higher risk; controlling leverage is key 💰 In cross margin mode, timely add margin to give yourself room Liquidation is not the end; it is the result of risk management failure. Understanding the mechanism and planning ahead will help you go further in the contract market 🚀

#新手成长营 🧩 A clear explanation of OKX Instant Exchange: Frequently asked questions 1️⃣🤔 What is Instant Exchange? Instant Exchange is a quick digital asset swap feature designed by OKX for users, reducing the hassle of multiple trades and cross-account transfers, allowing one-click crypto-to-crypto exchange. Four key highlights: ✅ Zero fees ✅ No slippage ✅ Supports small amount exchanges (minimum close to 0) ✅ Convenient process 2️⃣⚖️ Instant Exchange vs Spot Trading, what's the difference? 🔹 Spot trading uses order matching: viewing order book, with fees 🔹 Instant Exchange uses a counter-quote model: The logic is simple: you request a quote from the counter → the counter provides a competitive market-based price → if you agree, you confirm and the trade executes immediately. Because it’s a counter model, note👇 ⚠️ Instant Exchange prices may differ from spot order book prices, but it offers zero fees, no slippage, and fast operation. 3️⃣ Which coins can be exchanged? Most mainstream digital assets on the platform are supported, such as USDT ↔ BTC, ETH, etc. ⚠️ Special reminder: To exchange BTC or ETH, the other side must be BTC, ETH, or a stablecoin. Direct exchange between BTC/ETH and most other tokens is not supported. 4️⃣📲 Three steps to start using Instant Exchange 1️⃣ Open the OKX App → Tap [Assets] → [Trading Account] → Tap the [Instant Exchange] icon 2️⃣ Select the asset to exchange → Tap [Exchange] → [Confirm] 3️⃣ After completion, check records via the "small icon" at the top right 5️⃣📝 Quick answers to frequent questions ❓ What to do if "Insufficient balance" appears? 👉 Instant Exchange does not require fund transfers; please select both Trading Account and Funding Account simultaneously ❓ Where do the exchanged coins go? 👉 They are credited directly to the Trading Account; you can view records under [Bills] — [Trading Bills]. ❓ Why is "Available" showing a negative number? 👉 This is normal. If the coin has a margin position in loss, the actual available balance may show negative. ❓ Why can’t I use Instant Exchange? 👉 It might be under maintenance or upgrade; you can temporarily use spot trading to complete the exchange. 💡 Summary Instant Exchange = Zero fees + No slippage + One-click credit 🙋 Editor’s note: Many users ask which is used more, Instant Exchange or crypto-to-crypto spot trading. There’s no definite answer. 🤔 Personally, because Instant Exchange prices differ from spot order book prices, I prefer the "control" feeling of spot trading 🚀

#新手成长营 🧩 On-Chain Indicator Series · Article 6 ❚ RHODL Ratio 🗣 The RHODL Ratio was created by Twitter user Philip Swift (@positivecrypto) in June 2020; 👀 This indicator uses the ratio of realized value HODL waves. 👉 In summary, realized value HODL waves are UTXOs (coins) of different age groups, weighted by the realized value of coins within each age group. Realized value refers to the price when a UTXO (token) was last transferred from one wallet to another. The RHODL Ratio is the ratio between the 1-week RHODL band and the 1-2 year RHODL band. It also calibrates the holding and lost coins that increase over time by multiplying the ratio by the market age (in days). When the 1-week value is significantly higher than the 1-2 year value, it indicates the market is overheating. 📈📉 This indicator can accurately identify the price peaks of each Bitcoin macro cycle. As shown in the above chart, when the RHODL Ratio enters the red zone, it indicates the market is approaching the cycle top, which is a good time for investors to take profits; entering the green zone indicates the market is at the cycle bottom, a good time for investors to buy the dip. Looking back at previous crypto bull and bear cycles, the RHODL Ratio has accurately marked the bull-bear transition points. 🤔 Another indicator functionally similar to the RHODL Ratio worth noting is The Puell Multiple, created by Twitter user David Puell in March 2019. ⛏️ This indicator focuses on Bitcoin miners and their revenue, exploring market cycles from the perspective of mining income. We know Bitcoin miners are considered forced sellers because they need to cover fixed costs of mining hardware and electricity, so miner revenue influences price over time. 🧮 The Puell Multiple is calculated by dividing Bitcoin’s daily issuance value (in USD) by the 365-day moving average of daily issuance value. 💰 The Puell Multiple shows changes in Bitcoin’s daily issuance value. When this indicator is at historically low levels, the Puell Multiple enters the green box area, where buying Bitcoin has brought investors huge returns. Conversely, when the indicator is at historically high levels, the Puell Multiple enters the red box area, where selling Bitcoin allows investors to take profits. 📌 The On-Chain Indicator Series will continue to be updated.....

#新手成长营 📘【Simple Coin Earning Operation Guide｜Full Process Explanation of Subscription & Redemption】 🤔 Many new friends see the high-interest subscription for beginners in the APP homepage activities and ask me: 🙋 How to participate in Simple Coin Earning? How is the profit calculated? Can I withdraw it? 👇 This article explains everything clearly, so beginners can get started directly 🟢 1. How to Subscribe (Start Earning Coins) ✅ Step 1: Find the product entry Open the App → Click the 【Nine-grid】 icon at the top right Enter 【Simple Coin Earning】 → Choose 【Flexible】 or 【Fixed-term】 product Flexible is more flexible, fixed-term usually offers higher returns, choose according to your needs ✅ Step 2: Fill in subscription parameters Taking USDT flexible as an example: After entering the product page: 1️⃣ Enter subscription amount 2️⃣ Check APR (target minimum annualized lending rate) 3️⃣ Check the 《User Agreement》 4️⃣ Click 【Subscribe】 to complete The operation is very simple, just a few steps to participate ✅ Step 3: View order details After successful subscription, click 【View Order】 You can see current holdings, quantity, and profit status. 🔵 2. How to Redeem (Withdraw Funds) When you want to withdraw funds: ✅ Step 1: Enter the redemption page Open 【Assets】→【Earn Coins】 Select the corresponding product →【Manage Orders】 Click 【Redeem】 Enter redemption amount → select receiving account → click 【Confirm】 ⚠ Note: No more profits will be generated after redemption. ✅ Step 2: View redemption records After successful redemption Go to 【Assets】→【Bills】→【Assets】 Check historical records and receipt status. ✨ Brief summary: • Clear subscription path, completed in a few steps • Flexible is flexible, fixed-term yields higher returns • Profits are calculated automatically • Interest stops after redemption Let idle assets work for you, more valuable than just watching. ⚠ Friendly reminder: Digital assets carry market volatility risks, please participate rationally according to your own situation

#NewbieGrowthCamp 🤝 Comprehensive Guide to Spot Trading: 5 Core Knowledge Points (Part 2) 🙋🏻‍♂️ Continuing from the previous article～ 💰 Three, Spot Cost Price: Will be displayed when sharing positions OKEx spot has two concepts of cost price, and many people often have questions 🔸 Asset Summary Cost Price ✿ Coverage: All assets of this cryptocurrency in the trading account + fund account + simple earnings account ✿ Calculation Method: Weighted Average Cost Method ✿ Transfers between accounts do not change the cost price 🔸 Trading Account Cost Price Only counts the assets in the trading account, supports two algorithms (can be switched in trading settings) ■ Average Cost Price — Only considers purchases ✿ Cost Price = (Last Purchase Cost Price × Quantity + Current Purchase Price × Quantity) ÷ Net Purchase Quantity ■ Cumulative Cost Price — Considers both purchases and sales ✿ Cost Price = (Cumulative Purchase Amount − Cumulative Sale Amount) ÷ Net Purchase Quantity ✿ Trading Settings → [Spot Cost Price Type] 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Personally, I think this is not very important, there may be occasional discrepancies, [Trading Records] are more accurate!! 🏃 Four, Spot Order Types: Limit vs Market, how to choose? The two most commonly used order types correspond to completely different trading scenarios. 🔄 Limit Order — "I decide the price" 📋 Set a target price, and the transaction will only occur when the market reaches this price. Suitable for: Scenarios where you have a price expectation and are not in a hurry to execute the trade. 👉 Example: BTC current price 80,000 USDT, you think it's too expensive and want to buy at 50,000. Place a limit order and wait for the target price to be reached before executing. 🔄 Market Order — "Execute my trade immediately" 📋 No price input, execute immediately at the current market best price. Suitable for: Fast-moving markets, where you only care about whether you can buy/sell. 👉 Example: BTC current price 80,000 USDT, you want to buy immediately with 500 USDT, the market order executes instantly. However, during volatile market conditions, the execution price may be slightly higher or lower than 80,000. 🔄 Key Differences 🔹 Limit Order: ✅ Requires price input, does not freeze fees if not executed 🔹 Market Order: ❌ Does not require price input, single order limit is 100,000 USDT, fees will be frozen if not executed 🧩 Five, View Trading Records: Every transaction can be reviewed 🙋 Just placing an order is the beginning; reviewing is what makes trading more stable. 🖊️ The price, quantity, direction, and fees of each transaction are all saved for you, the key is knowing where to look. 📱 Open the OKEx App → [Trading] → Enter any spot trading pair page → Top right corner [...]-[Trading Records] - [Historical Orders] to view the price, quantity, direction, and fees of each spot trade. 😃 In conclusion Spot trading may seem simple, but profits, fees, order types, and trading records are all interconnected: 🔹 Not understanding profit logic → Will never accurately calculate real gains and losses 🔹 Not understanding fees → Can quietly "cut away" a large portion during high-frequency trading 🔹 Not understanding order types → In a hurry to use market orders can easily buy high/sell low 🔹 Not knowing how to check trading records → Wanting to review but having no way to start.