How to set up automatic position reduction in MEXC contract? What is the trigger condition?

Setting up automatic position reduction on MEXC helps manage risk by automatically reducing your position when specific conditions like price, profit, loss, or time are met.

May 01, 2025 at 06:57 pm

Setting up automatic position reduction in MEXC contract trading can be a vital tool for managing risk and maintaining control over your investments. This feature allows you to automatically reduce your position when certain conditions are met, helping you to mitigate potential losses or lock in profits. In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up automatic position reduction and discuss the various trigger conditions you can use.

Understanding Automatic Position Reduction

Automatic position reduction is a feature that allows you to set specific conditions under which your position in a contract will be automatically reduced or closed. This is particularly useful in volatile markets where quick reactions are necessary to manage risk effectively. By setting up these conditions, you can ensure that your trades are managed according to your risk tolerance and trading strategy, even when you are not actively monitoring the market.

Accessing the MEXC Contract Trading Platform

To set up automatic position reduction, you first need to access the MEXC contract trading platform. Here's how you can do it:

• Log into your MEXC account: Navigate to the MEXC website and enter your login credentials.
• Go to the Contract Trading section: Once logged in, find the "Contract" tab on the main menu and click on it to access the contract trading interface.
• Select the contract you wish to trade: Choose the specific contract you want to trade from the list provided on the platform.

Setting Up Automatic Position Reduction

Once you have accessed the contract trading platform, follow these steps to set up automatic position reduction:

• Open the position management panel: On the contract trading interface, locate and click on the "Position" tab to open the position management panel.
• Select the position you want to manage: From the list of your open positions, select the one you want to set up for automatic reduction.
• Click on the "Auto-Reduction" button: This button is usually found within the position details. Clicking it will open the auto-reduction settings.

Configuring the Trigger Conditions

The trigger conditions determine when the automatic position reduction will be activated. MEXC offers several types of triggers you can use:

• Price Trigger: This condition will trigger the reduction when the contract's price reaches a specified level. For example, if you set a price trigger at $50,000 for a Bitcoin contract, the position will be reduced when the price hits $50,000.
• Profit Trigger: This condition triggers the reduction when your position reaches a certain profit level. If you set a profit trigger at 10%, the position will be reduced when your profit reaches 10% of your initial investment.
• Loss Trigger: Similar to the profit trigger, this condition will activate the reduction when your position incurs a specified loss. Setting a loss trigger at 5% means the position will be reduced when the loss reaches 5%.
• Time Trigger: This condition triggers the reduction at a specific time, regardless of the price or profit/loss. For example, setting a time trigger for 24 hours from the time of setting up will automatically reduce the position after 24 hours.

Setting Up the Reduction Parameters

After selecting the trigger condition, you need to set up the reduction parameters. These parameters determine how the position will be reduced once the trigger is activated. Here's how to do it:

• Choose the reduction type: You can choose between "Partial Reduction" and "Full Reduction". Partial reduction will reduce your position by a specified percentage, while full reduction will close your entire position.
• Set the reduction percentage: If you choose partial reduction, you need to specify the percentage of the position you want to reduce. For example, setting a 20% reduction means 20% of your position will be closed when the trigger is activated.
• Confirm the settings: After setting up the trigger condition and reduction parameters, review your settings and confirm them. The platform will then monitor your position and execute the reduction according to your specified conditions.

Monitoring and Adjusting Your Auto-Reduction Settings

Once your auto-reduction settings are in place, it's important to monitor your positions and adjust the settings as needed. Here's how you can do it:

• Regularly check your positions: Use the position management panel to keep an eye on your open positions and their performance.
• Adjust trigger conditions: If market conditions change or your trading strategy evolves, you may need to adjust the trigger conditions. Access the auto-reduction settings and modify them as necessary.
• Review reduction parameters: Similarly, you may want to change the reduction percentage or switch between partial and full reduction based on your current risk management needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I set up multiple trigger conditions for the same position?

A: Yes, MEXC allows you to set up multiple trigger conditions for the same position. This means you can have different triggers for price, profit, loss, and time, providing you with more flexibility in managing your trades.

Q: What happens if the market price fluctuates rapidly and triggers multiple conditions at once?

A: In the case of rapid market fluctuations triggering multiple conditions simultaneously, MEXC will prioritize the triggers based on the order in which they were set. The first trigger to be met will be executed, and subsequent triggers will be ignored until the position is re-evaluated.

Q: Is there a fee associated with using the automatic position reduction feature?

A: MEXC does not charge a separate fee for using the automatic position reduction feature. However, standard trading fees will apply when the position is reduced or closed.

Q: Can I cancel or modify an auto-reduction order after it has been set?

A: Yes, you can cancel or modify an auto-reduction order at any time before it is triggered. Simply go back to the auto-reduction settings and make the necessary changes or cancel the order entirely.