[00:01] you a tutorial on how to trade futures in the OKX market, right? OKX is a national brokerage firm, fully legalized here in Brazil. Therefore, you are entitled to it, right? UKEX users are entitled [00:13] to an exemption of up to R$ 35,000 in liens per month. It's a little okay? I'll explain this issue of alienation during the tutorial, the precautions you need to take, but we can also operate in the [00:28] futures market by taking advantage of this exemption to some extent. And that's what I'm going to show you in this tutorial, okay? The first step is for you to have an account here at OKX, 'll leave the link below, okay? By opening your account using this link, you [00:42] get a number of benefits, right? Welcome bonus, finally. But what if you already have an OKX account but don't use it ? It's inactive and you want to reactivation bonus, I'll leave a form down here as well. You [00:55] fill out this form and you will also receive these benefits. So, once you have your OKX account set up, with KC activated and everything working properly, the first step is to go to your profile tab, right? So, [01:08] we're going to click on the little silhouette icon of a person up here and go to profile. And here you will find your information, okay? But most importantly, scrolling down here you'll find the option for an account in Salvador, [01:23] okay? What is an international account? Since I already have it activated here, guys, I only have the option to switch from one account to another. But since this is the first time you're going to use this option, folks, it will be here to activate. And by [01:36] clicking activate, it will ask you what your profession is, okay? You just can be any profession, okay? It automatically creates your account in Salvador, also using your K documents. So you don't need to [01:49] By simply activating this account in Al Salvador, OKEX will automatically pull all your data from your Brazilian account to this Al Salvador account, fill in your profession there. Any of the options are [02:03] valid. You'll notice that your personal user account number, the UID, is different from your account in Salvador compared to your account here in Brazil. Both pieces of information are blurred for you, okay everyone? [02:15] But up here we have the account, the account number actually, from Brazil. And down here we have the account number for El Salvador, okay? And switching between accounts is very simple, just click here to switch, [02:27] this notice will appear here which is a legal notice, folks. This warning is mandatory , okay? So, every time you make that transfer within the platform, El Salvador account, this popup will appear with this legal notice, okay? [02:40] Just letting you know that you're changing your case law, okay? You're leaving Brazilian jurisprudence and going to El Salvador's jurisprudence, switching here, and we end up with El Salvador's interpretation , okay? Probably when you [02:53] make that exchange, guys, it will be in English, okay? And to make that change is very simple, just go to the right side of Globo and you can switch to Portuguese, OK? You can also exchange currency here, right? There are other options. It [03:06] an international account, we don't have the option to pay in Brazilian Real here, okay? So you ca n't make Pix payments using that El Salvador account either, right? You can't deposit or withdraw via Pix, okay? I 'll show you how [03:19] we do this later, OK? But in general, your international account here doesn't allow Pix; it doesn't have that integration. And notice that on this initial screen, everyone, everything is the same, okay? Not much changes. But here in markets, [03:31] okay? In trading, we now have the option of the futures market. Previously, we only Now we have futures, we have decks, events, and options, right, especially the options aspect. So, it opens up the whole range of UKEX global [03:45] here for us to operate in, including the futures market, right? And to transfer funds from your national account to your Salvador account or vice versa, folks, just click here to withdraw, okay? Or else, [03:58] Portugal, you can withdraw funds from that international account, okay? Regardless, this is the for example, the USDT cryptocurrency, and here you 'll have the option to set the destination [04:10] directly; for example, my account is Salvador. It's that simple, it will automatically load your data. You put in the quantity and transfer it right away, okay? It's important to point out, everyone, that to transfer capital [04:25] international brokerage, you need to use cryptocurrency. There's no point in trying to do it with the Brazilian real, okay? Why? Because the international brokerage firm doesn't accept Brazilian Real, precisely to comply with the law, okay? So you [04:39] need to convert, right, buy cryptocurrencies on a national exchange. So, for example, you deposited via Pix, right? If you deposited R$1,000 via Pix, you first need to buy USDT (USDT), for example, using Brazilian Real within a [04:53] Brazilian exchange, and then transfer that USDT to your international account, okay? Very simple, no fee. Since it's an internal, personal transaction, it's instantaneous, okay? So it's very simple to do. And if we switch here to [05:08] remembering that this pop-up will always appear, it's the same situation, okay? You just need to go here to raise capital, select the crypto, for example USDT, in destination definition, right? Set the destination to my Contax account in Brazil and [05:23] you're done. It's that simple, we'll send it there, okay? One important point, folks, regarding alienation, is that these internal, personal movements don't count towards the volume. Why? Because there is no triggering event. What triggers [05:35] an alienation, right? It's the exchange. So, the moment you exchanged reais for USDT, that's when you experienced a form of alienation. So, I exchanged R$1,000 for 200 USDTs. Guys, you have a lien of R$ 1,000. Is it below the R$5,000 exemption threshold? [05:50] Yes. Soon you won't pay any taxes. I sent those 200 USDT to my any triggering event, any exchange? No, there is no exchange involved. Therefore, you are not alienated from this transaction either. The opposite is also [06:05] true. I just sent those 200 USDT back to my Brazilian account. Was there a triggering event? No, there is no triggering event. But now, if I take those 200 US dollars and convert them back into R$ 1,000, then I'll have another [06:18] taxable event. So I'll have an additional R$ 1,000 in liens. So, adding the 1000 from the purchase to the 1000 from the sale, in this case. Then I have R$ 2,000 in lien. So this is the movement you need to be aware of in order to be [06:32] eligible, right? The exemption is up to R$ 35,000 per month. It's just this movement, okay? Everything done within the El Salvador account, folks, international brokerage regulations. So, to make that perfectly clear, I realize [06:46] capital from the Brazilian account to the El Salvador account. But now we're going to operate in the futures market here within OKX, right? Just a reminder that you need to be logged into the international brokerage account, okay? Your first login will always be to the [07:01] national brokerage firm. You go to the profile option here and change it to an in Salvador. There's no way for you to directly access the brokerage firm in clear. So, for example, your browser logged you out of OKeg. When [07:15] you log in again, you 'll log in to the domestic brokerage and switch to the international brokerage, OK? After that, transacionar, right? If your language is in Portuguese, futures, okay? And [07:28] here we have the option of the futures market within OKGeg. I realize that when we folks, we have this extremely awful layout. It's [07:40] 2026, and we have this really, really ugly layout, but is there a way to look more like other trading platforms, such as Bybit or Bitget? Futures market brokers have a more [07:55] user-friendly layout, right? This is really ugly, it's really difficult to operate, isn't it? Notice that , okay? Your graph will look different, but we're going to teach you how to do it now, okay? So, first step, everyone, is to set up [08:07] this layout here, okay? This is the default layout, but we can configure it to be more user-friendly, okay? Look here on the side, everyone, in the upper right corner, okay? We have a few workspace options [08:19] , right? We have option one, which is trading boats, okay? The default option, workspace, is the one you see here. And here I have other options, look, option three, four, five, okay? And I can create new areas of [08:31] work. Just click here on the plus sign and I 'll create a new workspace. suggest to you all. Click here on the advanced option on the right, okay? So , the layout is going to be much more similar to the other brokerages now, [08:46] right? where we have the opening and closing options here. On the right we have a book, we have the graph on the left, right? Up here we currency I'm currently trading, right? What is Bitcoin, its perpetual [08:58] value, its funding rate, right? The fund rate, some information. So it becomes much more user-friendly, much more similar to other brokers, okay? I personally made some modifications, okay? I grabbed this [09:10] order book here, guys, I dragged it down here, okay? I left it down here below the futures market, since I don't use it, okay? So I'll leave it way down here, I'll adjust the layout later, okay? To make it more harmonious. So I'm [09:22] making the chart a little bigger because the book information here, you know, does So, this way you already have a slightly more user-friendly layout, okay? How ? By clicking on the settings, for example, of the chart, [09:36] okay? The graphic definitions here in the canvas section, which would be this background, I use two colors to create the gradient you see, but you can leave everything in a dark color, a dark background, it's up to [09:51] you, you customize it to your liking, okay? You can change all of this chart layout here , okay? Scales and lines, same thing, you can change everything here, okay? I, for example, like the countdown [10:04] little button, which I'll explain to you later how we can get things in order right away. So, you can achieve all of this by adjusting the 'm specifically using white for upward movements in [10:17] buying candles and black for selling candles, okay? The standard color is green and red, but the configuration is also up to you . Also, guys, just click on the tabs here, okay? You can increase or decrease the [10:31] size of the chart, okay? You can easily tinker with all of these options, right? For down here, so it's convenient, right? It's more visual here in the graph. I orders later; just scroll down here. So all of this is [10:45] customized, right? Okay, but let's move on to more settings, folks. Other settings you need to configure before you start trading in the futures market, right? It means changing, for example, your position. So, for those who do [10:58] structured operations, for those who operate, you know, other types of operations, besides the traditional operations with a traditional stop, you have to put here the hedging mode, right, which is the standard rounding mode that comes applied here in [11:12] one direction, okay? It doesn't allow you to make a red roll within the same coin, okay? So you need to do this configuration, okay? Switch that, Gosto? which is here in this little gear up here. Position mode [11:26] , you set it to cover mode, okay? We have other what kind of notifications do you want? The sound you want to hear, confirmations of the order, right? I recommend that you leave all of them activated here. [11:40] a transaction, the brokerage will ask you: "Are you sure about what you're doing?" Then you'll confirm or not, right? If you disable it, done automatically, right? So, to avoid misclicks, or if you have a [11:54] child using the computer, it's a good idea to leave all confirmations enabled here, okay? Preventing auto trading is a here maker and taker orders, which are basically limit orders and [12:07] market orders, both activated, okay? But it's not that important, okay? The waiting period is important, okay? If you're a trading addict, folks, you can set up a waiting period. So, the platform will block you [12:21] profit, right? For those who trade mini- index futures, how do you lock the platform? waiting period, right? I personally don't like it, you know? I'll leave it disabled, but it's up other settings, right? I always leave this enabled so it shows the [12:37] liquidation price and also so I can pay fees in the currency of the quote, okay? I leave it enabled, but those are optional settings, right? Another configuration option you have here within your personal brokerage account is the settings. And [12:49] here you can also change, for example, the position mode, which we saw above, which is the hedging mode for those who operate in the red, okay? For configured in one-way mode and there won't be any problem, okay? But another very [13:02] important setting you need to change, folks, is the account mode. You need to be in future-oriented mode. By default, the view mode is enabled, okay? And then you don't have the option of perpetual futures, you'll even have leverage there, [13:16] okay? But in margin mode, you would actually be trading the spot market, However, we want to operate in a futures mode, right? I want to open up the option of perpetual bonds here, right? Options. So, you have to change the account mode from [13:30] spot mode to futures mode, okay? There's an advanced mode here, folks, that allows you to hedge with other cryptocurrencies, okay? It requires a minimum amount of capital, right, for you to build a portfolio, right, with multiple [13:42] management divisions. It's a little more advanced now. To be completely honest with you, for 99% of people, you won't use this future mode here is already excellent, okay? So, here in the definitions, don't [13:55] forget to switch to the future tense. Other definitions we have, right, futures trading unit, folks, with dollar margin and with cryptocurrency margin, okay? You can have it in contracts, in crypto, or [14:07] explain later where we see these settings, okay? Here, folks, is an important detail. If you're following my method and here's an important detail: cryptocurrencies are actually the same thing [14:21] we talk about as contracts, okay? And contracts here are a little different. contracts, folks, in this specific case, we're talking about cryptocurrencies here on X, okay? And not contracts, okay? There's a difference in the batch size, okay? So [14:34] we're used to operating by lot size, but you have to be dealing with bit counterintuitive, but that's how it works, okay? Trading unit in Cryptocurrencies or contracts. The settlement method here will be in USDC, a type of [14:48] spot cost price, okay? The price is always the average cost and not cumulative, okay here, but for those who do operations in a structured way, it makes a difference, okay? Always leave it here at the average cost price . And further down we have other [15:02] settings that aren't so important, right? Transaction notifications, transaction confirmations that we've already seen in the other settings, variation use either the option here in Salvador, right, UTC+8 or normal UTC. I [15:15] personally use standard UTC here . It will change absolutely I place both limit orders and market orders here, show the settlement price here, right? Create the orders in the order book to enter the amount. If [15:28] can enable this option. I I also leave all the other questions here disabled, okay? Another setting that I think is important, guys, disable keyboard shortcuts, okay? [15:41] Please note that mine are deactivated, okay? To avoid the risk of what click something, make some combination here and activate some shortcut that you don't want, okay? It's really annoying to open it in the wrong position, okay? Whether it's [15:56] the number of contracts, or if, you know, you wanted to place a long position and open a short position, whatever. So, to avoid any risk, folks, it's best to leave everything deactivated, OK? So, we've already set up the configurations here, [16:08] both the layout settings to make it more user-friendly, and the account settings themselves to avoid any problems. Note that for those operating personally, you will always have the option to open and [16:20] close up here. This indicates that red mode is activated, okay? So, to is extremely important. Down here, folks, we have the leverage options, right? If I want cross-leverage, right, where I [16:34] take all the capital from my futures account and put it as margin, or if I want the isolated mode, which is only the margin for that specific trade that I want to use. Here on the side we have the amount of leverage, okay? I [16:47] personally trade almost everything at 10x, but that's my management strategy, okay everyone ? It's another way of looking at the market. That's actually a point where many Hey, with leverage here I can trade with any leverage, or if I trade with [17:00] And it's not necessarily like that, okay? The futures market, folks, is all about the size futures market, folks, is all about the size of your position, okay? A $1x leveraged position, folks, is the same as a [17:14] absolutely nothing. But that's a story for another video, okay? So we'll But in general, I personally use almost all of my operations here 10x, okay? Down here, folks, we have the order openings, okay? [17:28] I like it? It's an order that you leave hanging on the chart. For example, I want to buy Bitcoin, but only if it reaches 76,000 here, okay? So I reaches 76,000 here, okay? So I want to buy 0.01 bitcoins here, okay? And this [17:42] community, that we always have to have this in BTC, and not by contract, folks, because this is our normal lot size, right? I realize that to buy 0.01 Bitcoin, I'm going to have a cost of, look, [17:55] $7.63, okay? If I switch to a contract here, contract into installments. So, for example, if I switch to contracts and put in 0.01 contracts, it won't even let me, okay? It would have to be 0.01 contract, oh. And notice that [18:08] my cost is 76 cents, okay? So, there's that difference, right? I would need a Bitcoin contract, folks, which is a whole Bitcoin, equivalent to, you know, 0.1 Bitcoin. Then I would have a cost of, well, that would be equivalent to, you know, [18:21] 1% of a Bitcoin, more or less . So here, folks, to avoid structured strategies, put it here under cryptocurrency, in this case BTC, and it will be the same as other exchanges, okay? 001 is 7.3. Down here I can also configure [18:34] my take order, my stop loss order, if you want, we have. And here I simply click on long, right, or a reminder that I always leave this confirmation enabled here. I confirm and [18:48] that's it, my limit order is automatically displayed on the chart here, okay? And notice that down here, folks, in open orders, I can also see my order positioned in the market. Okay, but I don't want to buy it [19:00] at '76. I decided to buy it at '75, just drag it, okay? It dragged. Okay, G, I want to configure the TPSL, the take, the stop, but I didn't click here, up here, you put the stop down here. Ready. When you activate the [19:13] activated. I like it, but I don't want the simple it is. I don't want this order anymore either, just cancel it here and that's it , everything is cancelled. Look how easy it is, okay? And remember [19:27] executed, you don't pay any fees, okay? So you can spend all day placing orders here and if they aren't executed, you don't pay the fee, right? for placing limit orders, right? Just plotting it on the graph, no, you don't [19:40] pay the fee, it's only in the execution phase. Right? Another common mistake, folks, is that you can't place a buy limit order, for example, above the current price. limit order here, but only if it reaches $80,000, guys, okay? It won't work. [19:54] Bitcoin here and I'm going to put it in the long position. Please note the warning: your current purchase price is 1% higher than the best selling price. What is he saying here? Look, my dear, it doesn't make sense for you to want to buy Bitcoin at a higher price than [20:08] So, in limit orders, folks, you can only place buy limit orders below the current price and you can only place sell orders above the current price, okay? You can't do the opposite, otherwise it will go into [20:23] market execution. That's another very common question among beginners, right? And market order. And this one here, yes, right, folks? When we open, for example, 0.01 contracts, we'll open them immediately, [20:36] that it also gives me the cost, right? I'm going to spend 7.92 in margin here, folks, for a buy transaction, or 7.84 for a sell transaction, on a buy order, it will ask me for confirmation and that's it, automatically I [20:52] already have an open position here, okay? Just a from order, right? If I placed a limit order in the order book or a TPSL order, Please note that I don't have any open orders. Why? Because all my orders [21:06] were carried out. So, to keep up with the movement, I'll be coming here to open positions. And here, yes, here I have the information about my location. So, I'm trading Bitcoin here with 10x leverage. The size of [21:18] my transaction is 0.001 BTC. For those who like satoshis, you can convert this to however many satoshis you want. My entry price, personally, was My entry price, personally, was 77,988. [21:32] is 781. You can see that it makes a difference from my actual clearance prices. Why don't I have a have much more capital in my account, right? Keep in mind that this is a cross-border amount of [21:45] effectively, since I entered with 10x leverage, folks, I can lose 10 times my margin. So, if the price of Bitcoin goes to zero, for example, how much will I lose on my trade? 78. But how much of a guarantee do I have, [21:58] folks? I have 766. So, Bitcoin could literally go to zero and I have a clearance price. So, folks, this is extremely important for your operations. This video is a tutorial to teach you how to use the brokerage [22:12] platform, okay? If you really want to learn, you know, how I do the positions, what the strategies behind it are. Remember, there's a whole world of simply posting an opening and closing price here. And then I put a little [22:26] different strategies, okay? There's a strategy, folks, for you to profit solely from fund rates. Here's a strategy for you to profit from arbitrage within the brokerage itself, okay? So it's a much broader world [22:40] than simply making small trades here with a stop loss, okay? Guys, but that's a average reference price, folks, is the So, that's why this one will always be floating. Oh, but there's a slight [22:54] difference in price here regarding the screen. Okay, guys, why? Because of the book, okay? So, to avoid some short-term distortions, you know, caused by those darn trading robots, we always have an average reference price, okay? And not exactly the [23:07] small, okay, guys? But it would basically be the spread, right, from brokers without fees, for example, where you open an account at 78 and they'll open it for you at 78.50, brokerages where you pay the fee, okay? You don't have that spread, but all [23:22] reference price, okay? So it's just a small detail that you can see here in the position itself, okay? Price of trimming profitability. This is a piece of interesting, which OKX provides directly on the chart; it's [23:35] your break-even price, already taking fees into account, okay? I think that's really cool, that OKX is very transparent. Unlike other hide the fees you're paying on trades, but OKX is different; they show it right up front [23:48] you to break even in the position you opened here at 7798, least 78.06. Why? Because it will cover the trading fees, both opening and closing fees. That's why, folks, this [24:04] anyone who wants to do very short- term scalping, right? those scalping traders from over there in the times you make a transaction where it doesn't even pay the fees, right? Or else you earn very little because the fees eat up a lot of the trade profit, okay? One thing is to [24:19] make a move, a trade that captures 5% of the chart movement, captures 5% of the chart movement, folks, and of that 5%, 0.1% of the movement is a fee. So, you realize you earned 4.9%, right? So, the ratio [24:32] of what the fee charges you to what you actually earned in the trade makes it all In the end, the math works out. Now, if you have a trade where you earned you have a trade where you earned 0.2% on transactions, but 0.1% is in fees, [24:44] folks, I realize that 50% of your net profit is just going to pay fees. So, in the long risk management, you're going to have to have a risk premium of 99% to offset these operations. It's a matter of [24:56] of three to one, this, that, folks, but the rate ends up being very high, okay? So, in the crypto market, folks, it's no use making very small trades, okay? I see people looking for trades based on 0.2% or 0.3% of [25:10] price movement, folks. It doesn't work. I know that on the chart, which is paused here at this minute, I'll explain, and I'll tell you, let's place a and we'll have a risk- reward ratio of three to one. Beautiful, [25:23] wonderful. It's beautiful to show here, okay? It looks really nice on the chart, you 'll be delighted. But notice that my stop loss is 0.11, but in reality, since I'm already going to pay a 0.1 fee, my stop loss is 0.20. And my return risk here, even though it [25:36] 's almost two to one, folks, in practice it actually ends up being one to one. Why? Because here I'm only going to earn 0.10, okay? So, for me to here, I would have to have a risk- reward ratio of three to one. And then I realize [25:49] it doesn't make as much sense anymore. So, short-term trading in the crypto market, "Goxo, but that's because you're paying a fee; you should just use a broker that doesn't charge a fee." That's where you get screwed by the spread, folks. And the spread is also greater than this one [26:02] here, right? So there's no such thing as a free lunch. Understand this, you to operate in longer time intervals, it's precisely for that reason, okay? You'll term operations to high-frequency robots , okay? I'm not saying you can't [26:16] in real time, okay? But you always have to pay attention to the fees, okay? So this good. He'll slap you in the face right now. You're going to arrive at this value here so you can break even, right? Here's the floating NLP in this pretty thing for you to [26:29] put in the trading groups, right? Your Roy, right? Just a reminder that Roy doesn't pay anyone's fees, he doesn't pay for anyone's groceries, it's just an inflated ego, okay? Ah, he made 15,000%, you'll see here there's a 'c' and I don't know how much leverage, on [26:42] dollar, okay? So absolutely nothing changes . Roy is just an ego booster, okay? . Moving on to the side, folks, we have a TPSL position, right? So, if you don't want to drag and drop the TPSL onto the screen here, you can configure it here. [26:57] You can even do a partial position or a full position, okay? the positions I open here, right? Then, just enter the value. For example, if it reaches $80,000, I want to close my trade here. He's [27:09] telling me that a 2.5% turnover will already give me my estimated profit. And if it gets here, for example, at 74,000, right, I'll also close trading negatively, right, guys? Knowing it's negative, right? Just to show [27:21] you, it automatically plots on the graph, okay? Oh, I want to tinker with it later, that's all good, okay? So it's just another way to set take and stop losses within the brokerage. Ghost, I want to make a partial realization now. How do [27:36] put it here so I don't have to show it again. Partial position, right? Okay, folks, I won't be because I opened the minimum contract amount, if I'm not mistaken, okay? But let me put it here. When I reach $80,000, I want to close 25%, right? So that would be 0.02 [27:51] bitcoins, right? I can do that partial position too. Just a reminder that there's a specific minimum, okay? Here at UKX, if I'm not mistaken, the contracts are smaller, okay? But I confess to you that I haven't tested the minimum batch size yet, [28:03] okay? So, to create this partial position, all you have to do is put here, in " partial position," the number of contracts you want and the value, okay? Partial stop-loss orders are also possible, right? Here we have the training stop, [28:16] very similar to other brokers as well, right? You can set this as a percentage or as a constant. So, for every $50, for example, I'll be raising my trill stop, right? So, whenever Bitcoin goes up $50, guys, [28:29] My stop loss is also at $50. And I can put an activation fee here, for example , right? I just want this to happen after 80,000, for example, okay? So, we have a triple stop here, or maybe a percentage-based one, right? For every 5% [28:43] case, my entire position, and also with the activation price starting at 80,000, or for example, from now on, right, from the increasing this turnop. For example, if I activate it now, guys, what will [28:56] happen? He's going to put my stop loss 5% below. Every time he renews, he pulls that stop, right? For example, if it hits a stop-loss so that it stays 5% below 79,000, okay? So it will [29:09] okay? Very good. By the way. Furthermore, allows us to close the position. It will ask if I want to close the entire then it closes everything automatically. And here on the side we [29:22] of this operation, right, the margin ratio. I realize that here I have no risk whatsoever of being liquidated. If I want to reverse this operation of mine that's in the same quantity, I just reverse it. You'll practically never use this. [29:35] And what about ADL, which is the risk of having your position closed by the brokerage itself ? So, I realize that at this moment there is no risk whatsoever, right? Also, here, okay? Ah, I don't want NLP here, I want it here. Just keep dragging it, okay? [29:48] So, all of this is set up, right? If yours looks different from mine, it's okay? You can drag it from one side to the other, right? Oh man, I want to close this position. Where can I close this? Here in the hand, you just close it, close [30:02] everything, or up here, right? Close it and that's it, it's closed automatically, so all orders will be kept here, right? Limit order, advanced order, right? TPSL, Historical data on positions, historical data on order, strategies, okay? Everything is very [30:16] in practice you will use search engines a lot. Furthermore, folks, we have other order types here, such as TPSL orders, TR stop orders (which we've already seen), advanced limit orders, trigger orders, escalation orders, and demand orders, okay? And [30:29] some boats here are of orders, which is the iceberg and the AP. In practice, what will you be using, everyone? Market limit and TPSL. What exactly is TPSL, everyone? It's a conditional order, okay? Remember what I told you, that you ca [30:42] a limit order above the current price, and you also can't sell below strategy, for example, to trade a breakout of a resistance level, how do folks, you can place a conditional order. Hey guys, you need to [30:57] conditional and the order, which is one order, cancels out the other. Specifically, what do I use, guys? Basically, it's just the conditional order, okay? The type of You can reference and index it, but leave this one for last so you don't have any [31:10] execution problems, okay? The trigger price, folks, for example, oh, I want to buy, but if it breaks $80,000, then it'll go to market, conditional statement, I didn't create a different order. And in this same situation, how much do you [31:24] want to buy? I want to buy 0.01 BTC. And that's it, it'll give me the confirmation and there it is , it's already configured. So, if the price reaches that region, he will automatically buy 0.1 BTC, right? TPS open orders and it's here. The same principle [31:39] want to sell down here. What do I do? Conditional order. For example, I'll set a price of 76,000, 0.01 BTC, and open a short position. You'll ask me for confirmation and that's it, it's there too, okay? When the price reaches [31:54] this point, it will automatically trigger a short sale, right? Gox, I can't place the TPSL order inside that TPSL order , because here on OKX it's a TPSL order, okay? So it's a conditional statement, but you can't [32:08] automatically set a stop-loss target here, right? For that, you would have to make a hollow order. She's being very sincere and honest. These are very specific instructions, okay? So you're not going to use this on a regular basis, right? [32:20] So, generally speaking, folks, within the futures platform, that's it, right? information as possible here, right? Ah, today I want to change the timeline, it's up here, right? Very similar to other platforms, right? I want to stop at 15 [32:32] minutes. Oh man, I want to add some indicators here. Just add the indicators here, okay? So it's very simple and very intuitive. Notice how similar it is to other trading platforms, right? By bit, Bitget, as long as you make that [32:46] pre-configured in a rather the people within the company itself, so they can change it, right? Hey, just set it up here with all the others, okay? Also, guys, it's a matter of fees, okay? [32:58] OK's rates are extremely competitive, right? Notice that the limit rate is here competitive, right? Notice that the limit rate is here , right? The maker fee is 0.02% in the futures market, okay? It's extremely low, guys. Taker, right? The market is at [33:10] 0.05%, okay? also extremely low. Just a reminder below, you'll also get a discount on these fees, plus exclusive bonuses and , okay? But something I've noticed here on AKEX, folks, is that both in the [33:25] position itself, where you saw the zeroing even with the fees, and how much you're paying in fees. Remember that if you're a VIP, you fees, in short, OKX is very transparent about this, okay? So she always [33:39] so much," she doesn't hide any information from you, okay? I think that's very valid. So, in general, folks, that's the overview of the futures market here , okay? One thing I forgot to tell you all, when you [33:52] transfer, for example, the SDT from your Brazilian account to your El Salvador account, it will go into the financing account, okay? And you need to transfer, okay, within your own account, from the funding account [34:04] this distinction between financing and which is basically the stakes and everything else, okay? So you have to forgot to mention it at the beginning of the tutorial, but I'm telling [34:17] platform, my available balance is zero, but I have capital. It's because it's need to send it to trading, okay? Very can create sub-accounts down here, okay? For those who operate in a [34:30] structured way, they know the importance of creating sub-accounts, right? You can create up to five sub-accounts. It's very simple, okay? Just click here to create, enter the name of your sub-account, the default one, okay? The bill, right? You always [34:42] okay? Very easy. I like it, but I want to sub-account. Just click here to switch sub-accounts. It will ask you which sub-account you want, and that's it, just click, okay? It's very, very easy, very simple. With all [34:55] Ghost, I want to configure the language settings. Just come here, change the language, and set up your sub-account as well. And if you enjoyed this tutorial, don't forget to leave a like and subscribe to the channel. No Nokx account available [35:07] , link in description. Ghost, I have an OKX account, but I want to take advantage of the below. And if you want to learn even more about cryptocurrency trading, I exclusive method; the link is in the description. Furthermore, thank you very much. Thanks and goodbye.