Trading Guides
Deposits and withdrawals, spot and futures, leverage, stop-loss, liquidation, P2P, fees and binary options — explained clearly.
Crypto Trading for Beginners: Step-by-Step Guide
Types of crypto trading, choosing an exchange, using a demo account, and managing risk. A practical guide for new traders starting from zero.
Read more →Futures Trading and the Demo Account: A Beginner's Guide
How futures trading works: leverage, margin, liquidation, stop-loss. How to practice on Akunosai's demo account before using real funds.
Read more →How to Deposit and Withdraw USDT (TRC20): Step-by-Step Guide
Deposit and withdraw USDT on Akunosai via TRC20: your deposit address, minimums and confirmations per network, withdrawal checks and security settings.
Read more →What Is a Price Wick? Why Liquidation Uses the Mark Price
Why Akunosai perpetual futures trigger liquidation, stop-loss and take-profit on the mark price, how to check every fill, and the compensation and appeal rules.
Read more →P2P USDT Trading: Safety Rules for Buyers and Sellers
Before you trade USDT on Akunosai P2P by bank transfer or a payment app: escrow, the 15-minute payment window, limits, the experienced trader badge and appeals.
Read more →Akunosai Trading Fees: Spot, Futures, P2P and Convert Explained
Akunosai fees: spot from 0.1%, perpetual futures maker 0.02% and taker 0.06% on both open and close, plus funding, P2P, Convert, deposit and withdrawal.
Read more →What Is the Funding Rate? How Perpetual Futures Funding Works
The funding rate in one example: who pays whom, how often it settles, where it is deducted in isolated or cross margin, and how to check it before opening.
Read more →Isolated vs Cross Margin: Which Should Beginners Choose?
Isolated margin risks only that position's margin; cross margin uses your whole futures account balance. How liquidation works in each mode and when to use it.
Read more →Liquidation Price Explained: Leverage, Margin and Maintenance Margin
Formula and example for the isolated liquidation price: how maintenance margin, liquidation fees and funding move it, and why it triggers on the mark price.
Read more →What Is Leverage in Futures Trading? How to Choose Your Leverage
Leverage magnifies your position, not your capital. How leverage, margin, profit and loss, and the liquidation price relate, and why beginners should start low.
Read more →Spot vs Futures: What's the Difference and Where Should You Start?
Spot buys the coin itself; futures trade its price moves. Spot and USDT perpetual futures compared on five points: holding, leverage, shorting, fees and risk.
Read more →How to Set Take-Profit and Stop-Loss in Futures Trading
Take-profit and stop-loss trigger on the mark price: setting them on opening, editing them later, the stop price math, and why it must sit before liquidation.
Read more →What Is an Order Book? How to Read Bids, Asks and the Spread
A beginner's guide to the crypto order book: bids and asks, the spread, market depth, price grouping and how to use the order book on Akunosai when you place spot and futures orders.
Read more →Market vs Limit Order: Differences, Fees and When to Use Each
A market order fills at once at the best available price; a limit order fills only at your price or better. How both work on Akunosai spot and futures, maker and taker fees, and common mistakes.
Read more →How to Convert Crypto Instantly on Akunosai: Convert Guide
Swap one coin for another in seconds with Akunosai Convert: a firm quote valid for 10 seconds, a 0.1% spread included in the rate and no separate fee. Limits, steps and when spot trading is the better choice.
Read more →How to Protect Your Crypto Account: 2FA, Anti-Phishing Code and Withdrawal Whitelist
A security checklist for your Akunosai account: a strong password, two-factor authentication with an authenticator app, an anti-phishing code, a withdrawal address whitelist and login history.
Read more →How to Read a Candlestick Chart: A Beginner's Guide to Crypto Charts
What each candle shows (open, high, low, close), how timeframes change the picture, other chart types, volume and indicators, and how your orders and positions appear on the Akunosai chart.
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