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Blockchain, which runs across hundreds of machines around the world, is organized to be permissionless, performant and secure enough to create a strong and decentralized data layer for the new web.

A multi-chain relay protocol that incentivizes RPC nodes to provide DApps and their users with unstoppable Web3 access.

When participating in futures trading, users can check their position and funds in the futures trading interface and asset page. How to view funds in the futures account You can view your funds in the “available” section of the futures trading interface. You can view your funds in the Assets – Futures account. Transfer of funds You can transfer your funds on the futures trading interface, click the “Transfer” button, you can choose the direction of the transfer, enter the amount of crypto you want to transfer and click confirm. You can also transfer your funds in the assets interface,…

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) projects became the hottest topic in cryptocurrency in 2020, and any new project with similar narratives easily captured market attention. These days, despite the decrease in popularity, there are still tens of billions of dollars worth of crypto assets flowing in various DeFi products, and the data is still growing every day. So what exactly is DeFi lending? What is DeFi Lending In the traditional financial system, users need to have a bank account to complete identity verification and enjoy financial services. If it involves lending, they will also need to provide a lot of personal and…

Users need to borrow funds from the platform to achieve the leverage effect of the principal in margin trading. Thus users need to pay interest on the borrowed part. How to check interest rates In normal mode, click the [Loan] button in the transaction interface to open the borrowing pop-up window. You can see the real-time hourly interest rate for the current crypto. The system will display a certain multiple of the loanable amount based on the amount of the available principal in the margin account. Payment of interest Simple interest is calculated according to the hourly interest rate. The…

Since 2020, the Fed has been heavily issuing money, the price of Bitcoin has continued to climb, leading the entire bull market, and more people have begun to pay close attention to and are willing to learn more about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Choosing a Bitcoin trading platform that is especially important for beginners who are just beginning to understand cryptocurrency investing. MEXC, as a one-stop service platform for leading digital assets, is secure, trustworthy, and continues to provide users with better products and better services! This article will take MEXC as an example to take you to know how…

Decentralized exchange ecosystem based on AMM that builds on top of the solid foundations of the Cardano network

All futures in the MEXC Futures require a certain amount of margin, and more position margin also gives the futures more leverage. Basic concepts Initial Margin: This minimum margin is required to open a position. Your initial margin is dependent on margin rate requirements. Maintenance Margin: The minimum margin requirement for maintaining a position below which additional funds will have to be deposited or forced liquidation may occur. Opening Cost: The total amount of funds required to open a position, including the initial margin for opening a position and transaction fees. Actual leverage: The current position includes the leverage ratio…

Spot tradings are transactions between buyers and sellers of cryptocurrencies at a consistent price. Most of the cryptocurrency asset transactions are usually priced using the stablecoin Tether (USDT) as the price unit, and most trading pairs are also exchanged with ·, such as BTC/USDT and ETH/USDT. Usually, we use USDT to buy BTC or use BTC to trade to USDT, which does not involve any futures or leverage. More importantly, it is delivered on the spot, so it is called spot trading. Why need spot trading Spot trading has its advantages of convenience, speeding, and lower cost. Instead of using…

A trigger order (stop order) is an order type that automatically converts orders into an order based on market conditions. Unlike a market order or a limit order, the trigger order will not be directly executed, but only be realized when the trigger condition takes effect. The advantage of trigger orders is that once it has been set, it will automatically execute only when the predefined conditions are met by the market. You can use the trigger order to take profits and stop losses or simply to open a position only after the market price has reached your desired level.…