After you have logged in to your account, you will be able to make trades on the Exchange. Navigate to the Markets page on the top left of the navigation bar. Navigate to the pair you want to trade in (e.g. CRO/USDT), and select Trade. Select the market you want to trade in. Select the type of order you want to trade with. Navigate to the bottom right corner to find the Limit, Market, and Advanced order areas.
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Fill in the necessary fields. C. The percentages shown underneath refer to the proportion of one currency you have to purchase the other currency. A. The default price in the Limit order is the last price it was traded at. This amounts to 5514.360 CRO. You can see it in the open orders if it is not fulfilled immediately. B. If the market price of CRO/USDT is 0.1605 but you want to buy at 1.595, you can place a limit order. I can place a buy-limit order to create this order. In the example below, I want to use 25% of my USDT holdings (882.30 USDT) at the price of 0.16 to generate a limit order scenario.
Similar to futures, options provide an efficient way to access leverage, need to be rolled to maintain exposure, and are typically cash-settled at expiration (though some contracts require physical delivery). Many derivatives contracts are centrally cleared on regulated exchanges and trade with standardized contract terms, but a much larger segment of the market trades over-the-counter (OTC) on a bilateral basis with bespoke terms under a master agreement such as an ISDA4. See footnote 3 and Appendix A for a deeper overview of option risk sensitivities. Source: GSR. Note: Exposures are based on the perspective of the derivative purchaser. Lastly, most options contracts are only exercisable at expiration (European), but traits vary, and some contracts can be exercised prior to expiration (American). Risk factors shown are simplified and not exhaustive.