Understanding One-Way Mode and Hedge Mode on LMEX Futures
LMEX supports both One-Way and Hedge Mode for futures positions. Learn when to use each, how liquidation works for hedged positions, and how to switch modes.
Educational resources and step-by-step tutorials covering trading concepts, platform usage, and key features of LMEX. These guides are designed to help users understand crypto markets and navigate the exchange effectively.
LMEX supports both One-Way and Hedge Mode for futures positions. Learn when to use each, how liquidation works for hedged positions, and how to switch modes.
SmartTrade lets you copy professional futures strategies on LMEX with built-in stop-loss and take-profit. Here's how to get started and what to expect.
LMEX risk limits require larger positions to hold more margin. Learn how the 10-tier system works for BTC perpetuals and when you need to manually adjust your limit.
LMEX uses partial liquidation, an insurance fund, and ADL to manage risk. Learn how the liquidation mechanism works and how to protect your position.
LMEX lets you use BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, XRP, fiat, and more as futures margin — without converting first. Here's how the multi-asset collateral system works.
Perpetual futures have no expiry and use funding rates to track spot prices. This guide explains how they work on LMEX — mark price, leverage, funding, and liquidation.
LMEX spot fees start at 0.1% and futures at 0.01% maker. Learn how fee tiers work, how holding LMEX tokens reduces your rates, and what discounts are available.
LMEX is a cryptocurrency spot and futures exchange with multi-asset collateral, deep liquidity, and institutional-grade infrastructure. Here's everything you need to know.