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How can I do derivatives trading with the Jupyter Notebook?
How can I get the market data for derivatives trading with the Jupyter Notebook using Get market data? You can also replace instType with EXPIRY or OPTION for your information. import okx.MarketData as MarketData flag = "1" # live trading: 0, demo trading: 1 marketDataAPI = MarketData.MarketAPI(flag = flag) result = marketDataAPI.get_tickers(instType = "SWAP") print(result)2. How can I get available trading pairs for derivatives trading with the Jupyter Notebook using Get instruments?Published on Sep 28, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026203How do I discover new tokens?
If you want to discover new tokens in the ever-evolving cryptocurrency market, a great starting point is to visit the Rankings page or go to OKX App home page > New > select crypto pair, then tap Info at the top to view the popularity and market cap rankings. Tap through to explore the full rankings page.What's the Ranking page and how can I use it to discover new tokens? The page offers a comprehensive overview of the latest tokens available for trading.Published on Aug 9, 2024Updated on Jun 18, 202655X Layer upgrade and OKT/OKB asset handling FAQ
How much OKB will I receive? OKT will be converted to OKB based on the average closing prices of OKT and OKB on the platform's spot market between July 13, 2025, and August 12, 2025.How much OKB will be burned? A one-time burn of 65,256,712.097 OKB, including historically repurchased and reserved tokens, will be executed through a smart contract.Published on Aug 13, 2025Updated on May 29, 202682How do I find the Marketcap feature?
Compare assets: view rankings of cryptocurrencies based on market cap, liquidity, and other key metrics. Identify trends: detect bullish or bearish market conditions and adjust your trading strategies accordingly.How do I find the Marketcap feature?Published on Feb 27, 2025Updated on Jun 18, 20266Crypto available for withdrawal FAQ
You can check the accessible balance for your chosen crypto and funds unavailable for withdrawal on the How much crypto can you withdraw page. Follow these steps to get there: Step 1: navigate to the withdrawal page of your chosen crypto Step 2: select See details found under the withdrawal amount input Step 3: on the Unavailable for withdrawal page, select Learn more about calculationsI want my funds immediately. How does this relate to my crypto available for withdrawal?Published on Jan 25, 2024Updated on May 29, 20263,698How do Stock and Commodity X-Perps work?
Liquidation is triggered when a position no longer meets the applicable maintenance margin requirement (MMR). MMR is calculated using the same framework applied to standard OKX crypto contracts and may vary by instrument, position size, OKX entity, and market conditions. Liquidation is based on the Mark Price, not the last traded price. OKX may adjust margin requirements at its discretion based on volatility, liquidity, or regulatory requirements.Can I trade TradFi X-Perps via the OKX API? Yes.Published on Jun 9, 2026Updated on Jun 11, 2026What's the Spot DCA bot and how do I use it?
Let’s assume: Base safety order amount = 100 USDT Up to five safety orders allowed Here’s how the bot distributes funds for different multipliers: Safety Order Multiplier = 1 (Flat) Multiplier = 2 (Doubling) Multiplier = 0.5 (Halving) 1 100 100 100 2 100 200 50 3 100 400 25 4 100 800 12.5 5 100 1,600 6.25 Here’s what these profiles mean: Multiplier = 1 (Flat Allocation): each safety order uses the same amount — 100 USDT.Published on Oct 3, 2025Updated on Jun 18, 20265Satoshi test FAQ
1. What's the Satoshi test on OKX? The Satoshi test is a security measure implemented by us to verify that a user has control over the wallet address to which they intend to withdraw funds. It involves sending a small, precise amount of cryptocurrency to a specific address provided by us. For the precise rule, you may refer to the Satoshi test guide here.2. Why do I need to perform the Satoshi test?Published on May 28, 2024Updated on May 29, 202643A beginner's guide to identity verification
1. How can I increase my transaction and withdrawal limits? After you've successfully completed identity verification to meet Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements, you can increase your deposit and withdrawal limits. Note: your 24 hour crypto withdrawal limit is determined by your fee tier, kindly refer to the Fees table.2. I have multiple nationalities. Which nationality should I use to pass identity verification?Published on Sep 25, 2023Updated on May 29, 20266,487How can I protect myself from scammers?
We'll release the crypto to the buyer's account after the seller confirms the payment has been received and selects the Release Crypto option.2. What should I do if I'm dealing with a scammer or have been scammed? Raise a dispute immediately if you find any suspicious activities or scammers during the transaction process. Our customer support team will look into it and contact you. Learn how to raise a dispute here.3. How can I further safeguard myself if I'm a seller?Published on Aug 21, 2023Updated on Jun 18, 202612,278How do I start trading X-Perps on OKX?
trades. 1.Published on Apr 9, 2026Updated on May 29, 2026What should I do during or after a scam?
Find out how you can avoid modern cryptocurrency scams and how to report them so you can protect yourself and others from falling victim.Published on Mar 11, 2024Updated on May 29, 2026775OKX Card Spending Limits FAQ
Spending limits let you control how much you can spend with your OKX Card. There are two limits you can set: Per-transaction limit — the maximum amount for any single purchase. Daily limit — the maximum total you can spend across all transactions in one day. Both limits work together to help you manage your spending and protect your account from unauthorized use.What types of spending limits are available?Published on Jun 10, 2026Updated on Jun 15, 20261What are the trading volume rules for the campaign?
Any trades involving non-eligible tokens will: Not be counted toward your campaign trading volume Not contribute to rewards or ranking (if applicable)Where can I find more detailed rules? For complete details, including: Eligible tokens Campaign mechanics Reward structure Please refer to the specific official campaign rules page provided on our platform.Published on Mar 26, 2026Updated on May 29, 20261How can I do spot trading with the Jupyter Notebook?
For more information on how to access the list of open orders, please read our dedicated guide. 1 result = tradeAPI.get_order_list() 2 print(result)15. How can I access order history?Published on Sep 29, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026562