Crypto Futures Explained: No Coin Buying!
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In this live stream, the host provides a comprehensive walkthrough of CoinDCX's futures trading interface, explaining key features such as leverage, margin modes, order types, and risk management tools. The session is designed for beginners, aiming to demystify the platform's UI and clarify how to execute trades effectively.
The host begins by explaining the recording setup due to the topic, then introduces the session's goal: to explain the CoinDCX futures and options interface in detail.
CoinDCX offers both INR and USDT futures. INR futures display values in Indian Rupees for easier understanding, while USDT futures use USDT. The host clarifies that INR futures are not a separate pair but a display in INR.
Futures trading involves predicting price movements without owning the underlying asset. For example, with DOGE/USDT, you predict if the price will go up (long) or down (short).
The star icon adds pairs to a watchlist, which sends notifications for significant price movements. Price alerts can be set for specific prices or percentages, helping traders stay informed.
Leverage allows trading with a smaller margin. Increasing leverage reduces the required margin but increases the risk of liquidation. The host demonstrates how liquidation price moves closer with higher leverage.
Isolated margin limits loss to the margin allocated for the order. Cross margin uses the entire futures wallet balance, meaning the order is liquidated only when the whole wallet is exhausted. Experienced traders often use cross margin.
Long means predicting the price will rise, while short means predicting a fall. The host explains how to select these options and the implications for profit and loss.
Market orders execute immediately at the current price, while limit orders execute only at a specified price. Stop market and stop limit are also available but less commonly used.
The position size is calculated by multiplying margin and leverage. The host demonstrates how reducing leverage increases margin to maintain the same position size, and vice versa.
Stop loss helps limit losses by automatically closing the position at a predetermined price, while take profit locks in gains. These are essential for risk management.
The host places a buy long order and shows how to monitor active positions, including ROI, margin, and liquidation price. He also demonstrates adding margin to adjust the liquidation price.
CoinDCX offers expert picks, which are signals from other traders with expected profit percentages. These are visible on the interface but not the main focus.
Futures trading has no TDS, but spot selling incurs a 1% TDS and 18% GST on fees. Losses cannot be set off against profits for tax purposes; 30% tax applies to profits only.
The host demonstrates how to close a position using market or limit orders, explaining the process and the impact on the wallet balance.
The live stream provides a thorough, beginner-friendly guide to CoinDCX futures trading, covering essential features and practical steps. It emphasizes the importance of understanding leverage, margin modes, and risk management to trade effectively.
What is the difference between INR and USDT futures on CoinDCX?
INR futures display values in Indian Rupees, while USDT futures use USDT. The host explains that INR futures are not a separate pair but INR.
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What is the basic principle of crypto futures trading?
You predict whether the price of a coin will go up or down without owning it. If your prediction is correct, you make a profit.
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How does leverage affect the required margin?
Increasing leverage reduces the required margin, but it also increases the risk of liquidation.
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What is the difference between isolated and cross margin?
Isolated margin limits your loss to the margin used for the order, while cross margin uses the entire futures wallet balance, meaning liquidation occurs only when the whole wallet is exhausted.
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What are the four order types available in CoinDCX futures?
Market, limit, stop market, and stop limit.
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How is the position size calculated?
Position size is calculated by multiplying the margin by the leverage.
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What is the purpose of a stop loss?
To limit losses by automatically closing the position at a predetermined price before the liquidation price is reached.
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What is the tax implication for crypto profits in India?
Profits are taxed at 30%, and losses cannot be set off against profits.
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What is the TDS rate on spot selling?
1% TDS is charged on the entire transaction when selling crypto on spot.
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Futures Trading Basics
Clearly explains the core concept of futures trading, which is essential for beginners.
08:29Margin Modes Explained
Provides a clear distinction between isolated and cross margin, crucial for risk management.
19:26Crypto Tax Rules
Highlights the unique tax treatment of crypto in India, which is often misunderstood.
48:17Leverage and Liquidation
Demonstrates the direct relationship between leverage and liquidation price, a key risk factor.
30:30[01:02] quality may be a bit strange. I have to record using this camera because our topic is something due to which I am not able to use my phone as a camera for webcam. I am not able to use my phone as a camera for webcam.
[01:17] Hi Mohammad Irfan Bhai Hi Hello Basically what are we going to do? Let me tell you a little briefly. Here in tell you a little briefly. Here in your coin DCX, you
[01:30] can see that in this 1 second of your futures and options options futures trading takes place, all these things are visible
[01:46] in the entire interface, all the things, every single thing, I am going to explain it to you basically.
[01:59] chart, this positioning, this isolated, this is also a very important feature. Why does this is also a very important feature. Why does this happen? This leverage means trading this is called long short this is called buy long. This is called selling short.
[02:14] So, what is the role of all this? What are these two things, this market limit? And how is the order placed here? It is basically in futures trading inside Coin DCX, okay, we will explain every point, every feature in full detail, that is, I am going to
[02:30] in full detail, that is, I am going to explain it to you, let's if anyone wants to join then they can join, after that we will start talking on our topic,
[02:43] after that we will start talking on our topic,
[03:16] you get to see both IAR Futures and USDT Futures inside Coin DCX. about whether this IAR futures is actually a pair of IAR or something like that ? Do you trade? I do trading
[03:29] but at what is called a professional level, like people who sit and make charts etc., I do not do that much heavy trading. Meaning I am more on the investment side. I invest more. Actually,
[03:43] I don't have much to do with trading etc. So that's it. So inside the coin DCX you get to see both IAR futures and USDT futures. Basically, I am going to explain to you this interface and each and every feature
[03:58] because sometimes even those who want to trade or are trading do not know many things here. So they should know. So I'm going to tell you here. So this being IAR futures does not mean that
[04:12] futures does not mean that it has an IAR pair. No, if you it has an IAR pair. No, if you look carefully here, this ETA USDT means it is the pair of USDT in Ethereum. All the values that
[04:25] you will see here will be visible in IAR. Now see what is the difference that if you look carefully at the USDT futures here, if you are holding your phone like this then hold it like this once because there are many minute things here, it is
[04:39] because there are many minute things here, it is possible that some things may be missed, so when you are looking at USDT then nothing is coming here, you can see it is blank here but in IAR futures the value comes written in IAR here, that
[04:53] means simplified because we are Indians, we understand Rupees, we understand IAR, so it is easy for us to understand. If the value of anything is written in IAR
[05:05] then it becomes easier for us to understand. So that's it here. That is why both the pairs are seen here. However, we are going to look at all these things happening within the USDT pair. Ok? So let
[05:24] me start telling you. That means nine people are connected to us regarding our topics. Yes, if someone already has knowledge about the topic then
[05:40] watches this live stream then it is his wish. Ok? If you can hear my voice, please let me know once to all the people who are connected. Is what I am saying reaching me correctly or is there any noise or something like that coming in the background, please let me know once
[05:54] because I am not wearing earphones etc. so I will not be able to know. If you can hear the sound, you can write it. Yes, okay sound so we can move ahead with our topic.
[06:08] Yes, okay sound so we can move ahead with our topic. which will increase engagement etc. then YouTube may push it even more.
[06:29] Right now we are watching this on the phone. Meaning, you are ask, how does the
[06:46] work on the desktop, that is, on your laptop or computer screen, in the upcoming live streams? How are things placed there in order etc.? How are things placed there in order etc.?
[07:07] okay? So, let us start discussing our topic because 5-6 minutes have already passed. So, this is your CoinDex interface. Probably not new to you. You can go to the F&O feature here and here
[07:21] you can see IAR futures, USDT futures and options. So, what do all these things we're going to do with USDT futures in this live stream
[07:34] start from the beginning. First of all, this icon which you see looks like three lines. If you click on it here, it means that here you will it means that here you will see all the pairs which are USDT
[07:47] see all the pairs which are USDT pairs. That means you have USDT pairs. That means you have USDT yes right. Thank you. This means you must have yes right. Thank you. This means you must have USDT. If you want to trade in this pair, then even
[08:01] if you select the IAR futures, it will still select the IAR futures, it will still show USDT. But you should have IAR in it, actually if zero is written in this wallet.
[08:14] actually if zero is written in this wallet. wanted to take orders here. Ok? Now let's talk about our USDT guy. So basically, if we try to understand crypto futures in brief, then
[08:29] here if this is a pair of Dodge, then DJ USDT, then here I am not going to buy any Dodge coin nor will anyone buy my Dodge coin. Here I will make just one prediction. Ok? That this Dodge Coin will go up in the future
[08:46] or it is going to crash in the future. My predictions are correct. I will make profit. This is how crypto futures trading works. If I want to buy DG coin, then I will have to go to this market option of coin DCX below
[09:00] this market option of coin DCX below and after going here I will select the spot above here and as it is happening for USDT at present. If I want to buy DG Coin from IAR, then I will be able to buy it in this way. Here
[09:14] I will be able to buy it in this way. Here buy as much as I want by clicking on buy. Ok ? But there is no buying of DG coin in futures or anything like that. So whatever pair I have to select, here I am
[09:29] showing you DG coin for example. If you want to select any other pair , then you can select your pair accordingly. Ok? Now let us talk about this star that is formed, the star means that you
[09:44] want to add this pair to your watch list. If I unstar this here, it will be removed from my watch list watch list. You can see that currently only Ethereum and Bitcoin are coming. What will basically happen if I apply this ?
[09:59] This feature is important because if there is any movement inside it. It does not just mean that I have kept one on my watch list. I like it. It's my favorite. Nothing like that. If there is any movement, any movement, any sudden up and down
[10:13] in the market. If there is a major crash or a sudden rally, you will immediately receive a notification from CoinD6, which will make you aware that something has happened inside it. If you want to take a trade etc. then you can take your decision accordingly. Now
[10:29] if you click on this option that you are seeing, you will see trades etc. I may not be able to expand on it here. If I had a phone, I might have been able to expand it. Whatever charts etc. you have, you can turn them on by clicking here. By
[10:42] etc. you have, you can turn them on by clicking here. By see all the details about this pair. You can see its market cap, how much CR it is in IAR. You can see. The global
[10:57] You can see. The global volume is about Rs 14,000 crore, its trading volume is across the globe. So market dominance and all these things you can see here chart wise. Ok? If you
[11:11] want to place an order from here also, by selecting the market etc., by selecting your leverage and by entering your entry size here, if you want to place an order from here while looking at the chart, then you can do it also. It's
[11:24] probably not loading on the phone here. But here you will see the entire graph chart But here you will see the entire graph chart and everything. Ok? So after that the feature that comes is the price alert feature. If you want
[11:37] price alert feature. If you want this DG coin, like right now its price is around 0.15188 in USDT, that means one
[11:49] Dodge coin can be bought for this much USDT. It is paired accordingly. Ok? But that doesn't mean I'm going to buy Dodge Coin or anything like that. This pair has been given systematically so that the percentages etc. work accordingly. So I
[12:05] This is basically a price alert. I want the Dodge Coin to reach a specific price. So I should get a notification. I might be planning a trade. I may have an amount, funds in my wallet and I
[12:21] want to place it in an order. So I can set things like buy price here or buy percentage, how much percentage this Dodge coin should go up. So if I want to send notifications for the coin DCX, I can create a price alert like this. Let's say if
[12:35] create a price alert like this. Let's say if I can set my price alert accordingly. And here if you want to set price alerts on coins then that is also available for that. Rest we are talking about futures. Ok? So
[12:51] Many times people ignore it. It also has useful features inside it. Like we have seen the watch list and price alert. We had just gone and seen the details. Trading signals that appear next to options. Deposit crypto
[13:05] and all these things like fee levels etc. are all different things. This main thing is useful. Show Profit and Loss in If you want to see in IAR then it is fine. Otherwise, you can also select it in USDT so that whatever profit or loss you make, it is
[13:22] visible to you directly in USDT. If I select USDT here and place my order. Ok? So whatever loss or profit I incur in my positioning, percentage wise, will be visible to me only in USDT.
[13:38] So maybe I can understand it practically because this pair is of USDT. USDT futures. But if you want to see it in IAR only, you will understand it better in IAR only, then that is your choice. You can select IAR.
[13:53] Then it's the mode key. We have selected advance. If you want, you can simply select it. Ok? Now what's in it? I Think Ethereum Price Will Go Up. If I think Ethereum will go up, I will select this green one
[14:07] which is buy long. And if I have a feeling Ethereum will go down. Crypto futures work in such a way that
[14:20] ? Coin means prediction of the order. So if you want, if your research says that Ethereum will go down, then you will select this down option. After that we will accept the amount etc. You will select your leverage from here in
[14:35] this way or you will be able to confirm your specific leverage on the pencil icon in this way. this way. Ok? So if you
[14:48] want a simple interface then you can do it like this. Otherwise, we will go with the advance one for now. Everything is visible here. Ok? Now here this trade option, now inside it comes your 10x, this 10x written here
[15:04] your 10x, this 10x written here , this is leverage and it plays the biggest role in your crypto future trading. Now its role is that if I
[15:16] have it as available here, it is written available 5 USDT, I have 5 USDT in my wallet and I want to place an order in which let's say
[15:28] 20 or 30 USDT or 50 USDT will be placed within the order, if I have to place that much order in margin then I can take the help of leverage here, okay
[15:40] if I increase the leverage then my margin will decrease, which is the amount that I have to give initially from my wallet to take the order. That margin of mine will reduce and that means my available balance will be
[15:56] reduced. If I increase the leverage here, then by increasing the leverage it becomes clear that less amount will be deducted from my pocket, less amount will be deducted from my wallet. But it also has disadvantages. The disadvantage is that if I keep taking more leverage, the chances of the order getting
[16:12] automatically liquidated increase significantly. Automatic liquidation means liquidation at a price of one. Like I confirm it price of one. Like I confirm it and here in a second
[16:26] I selected some such amount randomly. Look at this, the estimated liquidation price is Look at this, the estimated liquidation price is around 0.13.73. Please look at this price carefully. 0.137 and this price 0.1516, the further
[16:42] these two prices are from each other, the better it is for my order. Ok? And
[17:02] ? Right now you can see that at 10x leverage it is 0.137. Ok? If I make the leverage here 20 and confirm it, then see, it has become
[17:14] here 20 and confirm it, then see, it has become 14 from 0.137. 0.15 You can see if 0.15 is here then You can see if 0.15 is here then 0.3 was here. Ok? Now 0.14
[17:28] is here. You understand that this price is coming closer. I don't want it to come close and no futures trader wants it to come close. There is
[18:04] brother, don't you have a mic? Put on the mic. The sound is correct. Let me take a second and see. One second the sound is correct. I think the
[18:16] voice is right. I think maybe there is something wrong with your speakers etc. so maybe there is something wrong with your speakers etc. so you should check it once. Ok? So here this price, as we were talking about, the estimated
[18:30] liquidation price and your market price, it is very important to stay away from them. But the more leverage I take, these two will come closer. This means that if my order gets liquidated, that is, the entire order gets sold out automatically, then the
[18:45] entire order gets sold out automatically, then the Because as soon as the market price crosses the liquidation price, my order gets automatically liquidated. Ok?
[18:59] Ok? Now see, leverage will play a bigger role of leverage, that if I have to pay less margin then I take the help of leverage and I have also talked about its negative side that it
[19:13] increases the chances of that order getting liquidated. But this feature next to it can be a But this feature next to it can be a much more dangerous level two-edged sword feature which can cause harm. Now
[19:26] if I select this isolated, I get to see two options. It says Select Margin Mode. What does margin mode mean? Margin: First let us understand what margin is? Margin is the amount which as I just
[19:42] told you, we pay from our pocket. The amount that is deducted from my wallet is called margin. Ok? Now if I keep Isolated selected, what will happen is that I confirmed it. Now whatever order I take here,
[19:58] my margin is going away, you can see here that in this order my margin of 0.844 USDT is going away. Ok? This means that I
[20:11] This means that I If I have selected Isolated, then it simply means that it simply means that I cannot lose more than 0.844 USDT. It
[20:26] I cannot lose more than 0.844 USDT. It 's a simple matter. But if I 's a simple matter. But if I select Cross Margin instead of Isolated and click on Confirm. Confirmed here. So now you
[20:39] can see that the liquidation price has disappeared in the first number. The liquidation price disappeared from here. If I keep Isolated selected, the liquidation price is coming here. Meaning, cross this price and my order will be automatically
[20:53] completed and I will incur a loss. The margin I have given will be lost. And I cannot incur a loss greater than this margin. Ok? If I cross select, first of all the liquidation price disappears. And this
[21:08] means that now this order that I am going to take, this entire order will be liquidated only when all five of my USDTs are cleared. Ok? All five
[21:21] USDTs will be gone. So the rough meaning of both of these is isolated and inside the cross, their rough meaning is that if you take the order in isolated by selecting isolated then only that much margin can go which you have given now. It will
[21:37] isolated then only that much margin can go which you have given now. It will But if you cross select margin mode, then it means that the entire amount of your future
[21:49] trading wallet, if I have 50 USDT instead of 5 USDT, then my order will have access to the entire amount. Meaning
[22:01] he will continue to use this order till then. It is written here that 'Use Entire Future Wallet Balance'. Ok? So this is what cross margin means, the more this order is, let's say I took a buy long, which means Dodge Coin should go up, Dodge
[22:17] Coin started going down, started crashing, so crashing, the price is currently running at 015, it would have crossed the 014 price, so
[22:30] my order would have been liquidated and my margin would have been lost, but now if I selected cross loss margin here, then what would have happened, selected cross loss margin here, then what would have happened, this DG Coin would keep going down
[22:44] because there is no liquidation price, any DG Coin would keep going down, my order will not be sold until this entire 5 USDT complete safe is not set, my entire futures wallet gets access, if I select cross, then
[23:00] okay, if liquidated, the entire futures wallet balance will be lost, you can see, so according to this, the extremely experienced traders, they select cross. The rest select Isolated
[23:15] here so that they know that the loss ? Now this thing has happened. Now here comes the long and short. Long means
[23:29] that your prediction is that this pair of Dodge Coin, the pair of Dodge Coin, will go up in the future. So I will select long. According to the research I have done or my analysis. If I think this DG coin pair it will go down.
[23:45] It's going to crash so I'm going to select short. This is a sell short and this is a buy long. Ok? So in this way both of them happen. After that, the way both of them happen. After that, the timing of taking the order is
[23:59] available here for this option. If we touch the market one, then we can see four options here which are market limit, stop market and stop limit. So, out of this, this stock limit would be
[24:13] used by literally only one or two people and there is not much big benefit of using the stock market also because you already have stop loss and take profit, so the main ones which are useful are these two, market and limit, so
[24:29] what happens in this is that if we keep the market selected, then what will happen is that the order which I am going to take right now, will get executed right here, right now. Ok? I placed the order here and the price at which DG coin is trading is this
[24:45] price, that is, the price displayed at the back. Many times, our order is Many times, our order is
[24:57] But sometimes we also see slippage on higher amounts. So also see slippage on higher amounts. So But if you want to avoid this and you want that
[25:13] you want that my order should be executed only when the price of Dodge Coin is at a specific price, then you can select the limit here and by going to the limit, the current price is 0.15
[25:26] 1 90. So I want that when this one becomes 15 instead of 15, actually instead of 151 this one becomes 15 instead of 15, actually instead of 151 it becomes 15 4, this one becomes 1 second 4, then
[25:39] my order should be placed here, that is 15, if it goes below that and becomes 1 4, then the order should be placed, okay, or it should be placed around that, then I can select such a limit price
[25:51] that my order should be executed only at my desired price, so the select the market only because we have to place the order and see it now. Ok
[26:04] ? So then you have the market price because now you cannot select it. Then comes this thing about your size , meaning what will be your positioning size within it ? What will be the positioning size of the entire order you are going to take
[26:20] ? What will be the positioning size of the entire order you are going to take written here that the minimum amount should be 6 USDT. So let's take it from 6.1 here. Ok? The maximum here should be 98.
[26:36] You might need to zoom in a bit. Maximum should be 98. Ok? This is basically the order size and it will have a huge impact on how much profit or loss I can make. how much profit or loss I can make. Basically, whatever
[26:51] margin I am going to give here and whatever leverage I have selected, if I multiply both of them together then this size of my order comes out. If I multiply 0 3 0.35
[27:07] by 20, it will come out somewhere. Now I will try it once. it will come out somewhere. Now I will try it once. 0 352l
[27:23] 352l * by 2, so see, something like 7.04 is coming out. So let's delete 04 here. Anyway, if we place the order, the exact service will not be made. The quantity of our order will fluctuate a
[27:37] little bit. So this way this becomes our positioning size. I have shown you your margin, it is 0.35 and if we have 0.354,
[27:51] So if we change this, then maybe this will also go away. So there is no problem. Your margin and your leverage both your leverage both multiply together. Your order
[28:05] value is formed from the order positioning size. Ok? This is also a very important point that your order size should be such that,
[28:17] you mean if I reduce its leverage like I have shown right now. So see, I halved it to 10, confirmed it and here now you
[28:29] confirmed it and here now you can see that the margin which I had to pay earlier was 0.35, can see that the margin which I had to pay earlier was 0.35, now it has become 0.7, it has doubled, I reduced the leverage there, the margin increased here, okay you
[28:43] can see that to maintain the order value because seven has to be kept at seven, the more I reduce the leverage here, the margin will increase. Isn't it? It's a simple thing.
[28:55] margin will increase. Isn't it? It's a simple thing. If I am getting 2 * 2 = 4 and I want the answer to be 4 every time. But I want to replace two with one. So I will have to replace the two here with four again. 4 * 1 = then four will have to be brought.
[29:11] If I was getting 2*2 4 then now I have to do 4*1. Then Four will come. So it is something like that. So here, if I am reducing leverage to maintain the intake, then the margin increases. Ok ? But the risk is reduced. You will
[29:26] know how now. So this is my positioning size. Now comes the turn of these three things which are available. Available Available means how much USDT do I have ? How much USDT do I have in my Futures Wallet ? I can
[29:42] see that available here. Now comes the turn of margin. This means basically the wallet amount. I have been telling you about margin for a long time. We've talked about this many times since. Margin is the amount that will be deducted from my wallet. This means that
[29:56] deducted from my wallet. This means that 0.689 USDT will be deducted from this 5 USDT. At the time of placing this order. Liquidation Price: This is the price which, if crossed, my order will be sold out. The entire amount will be liquidated
[30:11] and I will incur a loss on the margin of 0.689 USDT that I have given. Ok? This is the liquidation price. Now let us
[30:30] I make the leverage here 20x instead of 10x. So what will happen? You see the leverage here. Look at this liquidation price it became 0.14. That means
[30:42] how close it is to it. Now if I want to bring this to the liquidation price then I don't have to do anything. You will have to reduce your leverage. It was 0.14, right? Now see what happened? It has become 0.131. How far have you come? 0.15 0.131 has
[31:01] come a long way. Meaning, even if my DG coin goes down or down or goes in the opposite direction, my order still has time to pay the order. The order will not automatically sell out suddenly. If
[31:15] I take maximum leverage then there will be more chances of my order getting automatically closed, getting sold out. But this liquidation price will be reversed. If I select sell short here, then see what happened now, it
[31:30] see what happened now, it was 0.13 here, now it became 0.17, that is 17, that is was 0.13 here, now it became 0.17, that is 17, that is 0.15 and it sat above 17, that is, the market price, now it will work like this. Why? Because sell
[31:46] short means that this is my order for DG coin, DG coin should crash. The DG coin pair should crash down. Then I will make profit. But it started going up. So I am at a loss if I go up. So while going up, if the
[32:03] loss if I go up. So while going up, if the price is 0.15 and starts going up, it becomes 0.152 to 0.153. It became 154. In doing so, instead of 0.15, it became 0.16 and from 0.16, if it
[32:17] crosses this price, then my order will be liquidated here. So in crypto futures you can make a loss if the coin goes up. Ok? And your entire order may be liquidated. So this is also something that needs to be taken care of. Ok? So this is
[32:32] your liquidation price. After that stop loss take profit. This simply means that when stop loss take profit. This simply means that when you click on continue, stop loss means take profit here. Take profit means
[32:46] profit here. Take profit means that suppose your order suddenly spikes significantly. If you have taken buy long then suddenly there is a huge spike in DG coin taken buy long then suddenly there is a huge spike in DG coin and if you have
[32:59] placed your take profit here above then if your order is basically sold out here then you will not be able to book any profit. You would want my profit to be booked as soon as possible. So you can apply it in this way. For example, the current price is
[33:14] around 0.151. What I want here is that let's say when this coin goes up by 5% or 10%, this order of mine which I am going to take, then what should happen to me is that
[33:26] my order gets sold out here. Ok? So my profit will be booked comfortably here. If I want a stop loss, the way the coin went up, it can suddenly crash down as well. So it is possible that the liquidation price may be crossed. If the
[33:41] liquidation price is crossed then the entire margin gets lost. I don't want my entire margin to be lost. So before that, the market price is going on here. Liquidation price is in play here.
[33:54] I will place a stop loss here so that there is a bigger crash. I do n't want to suffer any more loss than that. If there is a slight crash, my order here will automatically be completely liquidated. Meaning
[34:08] I should avoid incurring huge losses. If I can save my order from getting liquidated, then let us assume that if it falls by 10% then my order should get liquidated here. This is how stop loss take profit works. I will confirm, so
[34:22] look, both the prices have been set here. Now it is time to place the order. Now it is time to place the order. Now we are ready to place our Buy Long order. Ok?
[34:39] So if you have any question regarding all this, you can ask. Meaning, we have seen so many things, isolated leverage, buy long sell short market
[34:51] size available, so if you have any question related to this, you can definitely ask. How to trade options on Coincx? Make a video. Yes, I will make a video on that. I will
[35:04] Make a video. Yes, I will make a video on that. I will How is it a feature? So this is their supposition that you are asking an out of topic question by withdrawing crypto from 1xb to binance. Well, I'll take a look. Suppose I withdraw crypto from One One Expat
[35:21] Suppose I withdraw crypto from One One Expat directly, will I have to pay 30% tax? Financial yes will have to be given. If you withdraw crypto currency from anywhere and put the coin in DCX and
[35:37] withdraw crypto currency from anywhere and put the coin in DCX and sell it out, then 1% TDS will be deducted as you have written, if you sell USDT directly then 1% TDS will be deducted, 1% TDS will be deducted, that means you will have to pay 30% tax and as far as Binance is concerned, if you do
[35:51] P2P then it is the responsibility of the other person to But if he did not do such a thing then there will be no liability on you
[36:04] because TDS is not deducted on Binance, so your 30% tax liability will on Binance, so your 30% tax liability will not be there there. Ok?
[36:17] we can proceed to place the order by clicking on Buy Long. If there is
[36:30] Okay, ask him, I will talk about it later. Ok? I clicked here on Buy Long. A little loading is done and the order is placed and as soon as it is released, the loss, profit and all that starts appearing. Ok? So in the same way,
[36:45] people who place big orders. Now here I started seeing profits of around ₹1. Now here I started seeing profits of around ₹1. ? In positioning, you can see here what all things I have done, first of all
[37:00] what all things I have done, first of all we have taken long 7x, that means we have taken leverage of 7x, our isolated margin is 7x because if we had selected the cross then there would not have been any such liquidation price etc. here.
[37:15] Then our entire wallet becomes the liquidation price, that is, when the entire wallet is exhausted, the order will be liquidated. So that is extreme. They are used by experienced traders. Ok? We see our active loss profit here.
[37:30] We see ROI here. The margin that we gave in USDT is gave in USDT is around 0.9 USDT, which means that almost one USDT is my margin here. And the positioning size which we had selected was seven, instead of that it has been
[37:44] changed to six. It has come by doing 6.861. Ok? So this is the quantity of DG coin, my entry price is 45. LTP here it is. Then there's
[37:57] my liquidation price. Now you can see that the liquidation price can see that the liquidation price is zero liquidation price 0.131 is zero liquidation price 0.131 and here the entry price is 0.152 which
[38:11] and here the entry price is 0.152 which means it is still going a long way. 0.15 here, means it is still going a long way. 0.15 here, 0.13 here. So what a huge gap there is. There is a huge gap. There is plenty of room for the order to breathe. Ok? But
[38:25] what smart people do many times is that they assume that it has started falling down. Ok? assume that it has started falling down. Ok? Your order is all Dodge Coin, it has started falling, crashing and is getting closer to the liquidation price. Isn't it
[38:37] ? So we have already placed the stop loss here at 0.152. If it here at 0.152. If it reaches 0.150 then the order should be sold. Or we can extend it even further back. If it
[38:56] is 0.147. Crossed 7. Crossed 0.147. It order will be sold out first because we have placed a stop loss. But I don't want this order to be sold out. I feel that my analysis
[39:11] says that the market is correcting itself a little bit. If it comes back on line, I might not be feeling nervous here. So what can I do? Here I can go to this adjust option. And here I can
[39:27] And here I can add my margin. And if I add more margin then what will happen is that my liquidation price will automatically go away. Now let's say I add another margin in USDT here. Ok
[39:41] ? So now see what happens? The liquidation price is 0.13. At the moment 0.5 is here. 0.13 is here. So my 0.313 will go from 0 to 0.
[39:55] 0 to 0. It went 0.13 and 0.0. How much more and farther it went. I can give my order more life by adding margin here, basically to keep the order there. Do not liquidate. I should
[40:11] not finish my entire order. Ok ? So in this way margin can be added here. What else will happen? One USDT will be added to the margin I have already paid. This is done by those people who are fully confident that the
[40:26] trade they have taken is going to go ahead in the future and is going to spike upwards, so they do not want this trade of mine to end and get liquidated, hence they can add their margin here. Ok? If you want, you
[40:41] can also add liquidation price here. You can also increase or decrease your leverage. also increase or decrease your leverage. Now if I increase the leverage here, then see what happens. I had taken leverage of seven. Made it
[40:55] 20 instead of seven. So now see what happens? How close did the liquidation price come? happens? How close did the liquidation price come? 0.13 right? The market price is 0.13 right? The market price is running at 0.15. 0.13 is ours right now. It will become 0.14. It will come
[41:08] closer. You can see this as you increase the leverage. But what will be the second benefit ? Because as I told you the example that if I am getting 2 * 2 = 4.
[41:21] I have to keep the four there. Only four are confirmed. So here, I have to convert one confirmed. So here, I have to convert one of the two 2 * 2 into four and one will automatically become one. So what we did was that from here we increased the
[41:37] leverage to 20, so automatically the other side by which our order value is multiplied will become less, we will get that back, this margin which I have given 0.9 in positioning will become 0.34, this
[41:55] means that approximately 1/3rd of my margin will remain empty, the rest will come back to me and will be added to my wallet, so in this way you can manipulate the leverage in the same order. Rest, if you have to do anything with the liquidation price, then
[42:09] obviously your margin will be added here. Now, like my liquidation price here is 133 something. I want 133 to be 12. This is okay? Let's move a little further away. So what will happen now? I've got the margin here at 0.9
[42:25] happen now? I've got the margin here at 0.9 so it's running right now. 1 means so it's running right now. 1 means my USDT margin will be around 1.4. That means, my USDT margin will be around 1.4. That means,
[42:43] to this order and then my liquidation price will go away a little. Let me add it here. Look, it is coming here as 0.449, which means you can assume it to be almost around 0.5, around 0.45. As soon as half USDT is added, my liquidation
[42:59] my liquidation price here will move further away. So this way I mean the order is here in front of you. If you want to close, then click on close and whatever amount you want, let's say you had taken 45 Dodge coins in this order,
[43:14] so the order value should be more than 40 as per our wish. So there is no problem. We will have to stay at 45 only. But if your order value was 400 or 500 Dodge Coins, then you could have sold 50% of your
[43:28] order if you wanted. Whatever margin you had would have been added to your wallet. Selling the order means that your margin will be added. Whatever profit or loss you make here in your wallet will be
[43:46] Ok? So this was the whole concept. We have tried to understand each option as closely as possible and have also understood it. All these features, all these
[43:58] top of the screen, this thing which is visible at the end, Ethereum Short 6x, this is basically a signal. Expert pick. So if you want, I can show it to you by clicking on this. This is the experts' pick. Experts say that if you
[44:14] execute this order here, do something like this, then you will get an expected profit of 27% or something like that. But it is written here that it means success rate and all that. Meaning these are trades taken by someone else. Someone else has given
[44:29] these signals about profit or loss. So, these are the experts' picks accordingly. Ok? So they can also change this here. These new ones keep coming. The rest of our main interface is this. We have tried explaining it completely.
[44:43] We have tried explaining it completely. GST, TDS extra. Here a question has come from Qasim J Khan that sir why are the charges so high? GST, TDS, Extra? Now if
[44:59] you are asking about the charges etc. of the platform. If you are talking about GST and TDS then it means you are talking about the government, here the government is keeping it high, so it is their own wish. We can definitely say something about it. The 30% tax they have
[45:13] kept is also very high. Almost it is being treated as a kind of gambling type income it is being treated as a kind of gambling type income
[45:25] so that this track record can be maintained. It can be tracked that we have to pay this much TDS. tracked that we have to pay this much TDS. Sorry, I have to pay so much tax. There is 30%, all
[45:41] which we have just placed the order, there is no TDS etc. charged in it because we were placing the order in futures. If I buy a coin, let's say USDT or any coin from IAR and then when I
[45:56] go to sell it, as I show you here, see this is you here, see this is USDT, here I go to sell it, then
[46:08] see, if I go and show you this icon here, then you can see that a fee of 0.5% is being charged at the time of selling, this is different from future. Ok? TDS of 1% is being charged at the time of selling and the fee charged is 0.50
[46:25] time of selling and the fee charged is 0.50 i.e. around 0.17 paise and on top of that 18% GST is being charged. However, the entire order is worth ₹2131. If I ₹2131. If I search any other coin here like Bitcoin etc.
[46:39] then what is there in it that it is around ₹000. So here the CoinDex fee is ₹32. And on top of the fees, 18% GST is being charged i.e. ₹5, 1%
[46:52] TDS is being charged i.e. ₹64, so my estimated order value is around ₹6000, but what I will get will be around ₹6300 because these 32, this five and
[47:04] this 64, all three will be deducted. So in this way, 1% TDS is charged at the time of selling and GST is also charged. Even when I sell at a loss, TDS (GST) is
[47:16] applicable. No matter how much loss you incur, it does not matter about TDS or GST. He looks exactly as he seems. Ok? 18% GST on top of the fees and 1%
[47:30] TDS on your entire transaction. No matter how much loss you incur, it does n't matter. You have to pay the same amount of TDS and all that. And if you are selling at a loss and you are thinking that I will have to pay less of the 30% tax.
[47:47] If let's assume I made a profit of ₹00 in some trades and let's assume I suffered a loss of ₹00 in some trades, then I will mix it up in such a way that I have suffered a loss of in some trades, then I will mix it up in such a way that I have suffered a loss of ₹00. There is a profit of ₹20.00,
[48:02] sorry, there is a profit of ₹50, there is a loss of ₹00, so after much effort, ₹50, there is a loss of ₹00, so after much effort, I got only ₹00. I had earned ₹50 and there is a loss of ₹00. I may have to pay tax on ₹00. This does
[48:17] not happen in crypto. You have to pay 30% tax on the profit of ₹00. The loss of ₹00 that you suffered has nothing to do with it. There is no loss set off or anything like that in crypto
[48:30] taxation. You have to keep this in mind. Ok? There is no loss or damage involved. Here you have to pay tax on the profit. It has nothing to do with loss. Ok? If you have any question, we have completely understood this concept,
[48:46] placed orders etc. and we will also talk about other details in the upcoming live streams and on the desktop also, we will definitely see the entire interface once and understand it. Ok? So if you have any questions, you can ask.
[49:02] So if you have any questions, you can ask. Otherwise we've been live here for some 48 or 45 minutes. So let's end the live stream here. Meaning, you can. If you have any questions, please ask. Then we end our live stream.
[49:17] We understood the concept in full detail. Not a single P point has been missed as far as I can understand. point has been missed as far as I can understand. out the order to you once. I will show you by closing it also.
[49:33] clicking here, the sale will be done instantly at this price. Even if I select market,
[49:45] But I want that closed in the order limit i.e. at the price of my choice. So I can select the limit here, which is the current price,
[49:58] I want that instead of 15, because my loss is only when I make a profit, that is, my profit will be only when it goes up, so instead of 15, if it becomes 16, if it
[50:11] up, so instead of 15, if it becomes 16, if it sell here, that means the order should be closed, so I can do this here also. Otherwise, if I want to sell the market right now, I will click on confirm and you can see that the
[50:25] will click on confirm and you can see that the order sale means it is set. Basically my order got closed. Ok? And the balance that was around five USDT is balance that was around five USDT is now down to 4.98 USDT. So there was some
[50:39] loss here also. And after deduction of maker and taker fees, some amount is left here. So in this way, orders etc. are placed in futures on the phone inside Coindix. We will also talk about IAR Futures
[50:54] in another live stream. So this is the whole concept. If you have any question, you can ask. Otherwise we
[51:13] miss any question above? Everything is fine. Hi Everything is fine. Hi suppose your option trading option which has not come yet. Ok
[51:28] ? So when it comes we can make a video on it because it is in Coming Soon. If we want, we can join the waiting list. Otherwise, it means we will have to wait. When it comes, we will
[51:40] definitely talk about it. Ok? So let's pause our live stream here. If you've been tuned in since then, thank you so much for staying in the live stream. And if you still have any doubts or anything like that regarding the concept, then
[51:56] this live stream, this chat etc., may go away but you can easily ask your questions etc. in the comments. ask your questions etc. in the comments. Ok? So thank you so much and good night.
[52:11] Now we pause our live stream here.
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