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How is the OKEx perpetual contract settled?
OKEx offers eight-hourly settlement intervals for perpetual contracts, ensuring efficient position adjustments and profit/loss determination at predetermined times.
Oct 24, 2024 at 04:00 am

OKEx Perpetual Contract Settlement
OKEx perpetual contracts are settled every 8 hours. The settlement time is as follows:
- UTC 08:00
- UTC 16:00
- UTC 00:00
Settlement Process:
- Calculation of Settlement Price: The settlement price is calculated as the average price of the perpetual contract during the last 30 seconds before the settlement time.
- Mark Price Adjustment: If the settlement price differs from the mark price by more than 0.01%, a mark price adjustment is applied to bring the settlement price closer to the mark price.
- Position Closing: All perpetual contract positions are closed at the settlement price.
- Profit/Loss Settlement: Traders receive or pay profit/loss based on the difference between their position opening price and the settlement price.
Example:
- Contract: BTCUSDT perpetual contract
- Settlement Time: UTC 08:00
- Settlement Price: $40,000
- Mark Price: $39,998
- Trader A has a long position of 10 BTC with an opening price of $40,100.
- Trader B has a short position of 10 BTC with an opening price of $39,900.
Settlement Calculation:
- Settlement Price: ($40,000 + $40,000) / 2 = $40,000
- Mark Price Adjustment: $40,000 - $39,998 = $0.002 > 0.01%, apply adjustment.
- Adjusted Settlement Price: $40,000 + (($40,000 - $39,998) * 0.5) = $40,000.001
Trader A:
- Profit/Loss: (40,000.001 - 40,100) * 10 = -100 USDT
Trader B:
- Profit/Loss: (40,000.001 - 39,900) * 10 = 100 USDT
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