Huobi contract trading process

Huobi Contract Trading is a platform where users can trade futures contracts, leveraging up to 125x, based on various underlying assets like cryptocurrencies, commodities, and indices. It allows traders to speculate on the future price movements of these assets and potentially profit from price fluctuations.

• High Leverage: Leverage enables traders to amplify their trading capital, allowing for potentially higher returns with lower initial investments.
• Diversification: Contracts provide access to a diverse range of asset classes, enabling traders to spread their risk across different markets.
• Flexibility: Contracts come with various contract sizes and expiration dates, tailoring to different trading strategies and risk appetites.

• Inverse Perpetual Contracts: These perpetual contracts are quoted in the underlying asset's inverse value (e.g., BTCUSD inverse perpetual contract is quoted in USD/BTC). They have no fixed expiration date, allowing for longer-term trading.
• USDT-Margined Perpetual Contracts: These contracts are quoted and settled in USDT and also have no fixed expiration date.
• Coin-Margined Perpetual Contracts: These contracts are quoted and settled in the underlying asset, similar to perpetual futures on traditional exchanges. They have no fixed expiration date.

• Visit the Huobi website and create a trading account. Verify your identity to enable full access to platform features.

• Huobi supports deposits via cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins like USDT. Transfer funds to your Huobi wallet to fund your trading account.

• Navigate to the "Derivatives" tab on the Huobi website and select "Contract Trading." This will open the contract trading platform.

• Browse the available contracts based on the underlying asset you wish to trade. Consider factors like the contract size, leverage, and expiration date.

• Determine your trading strategy and select the order type. You can choose between limit orders, market orders, conditional orders, and stop orders.

• Once your order is executed, track its performance in the "Positions" tab. Monitor the profit and loss (PnL) to assess the position's profitability.

• Once you are satisfied with your profits or want to limit losses, you can close your position by placing the opposite order to the one you opened.