LeverUp

Open your wallet, pick a market, and start trading perpetual contracts without worrying about pooled liquidity or position size ceilings. Onboarding is straightforward: connect a supported wallet, transfer margin, and choose cross or isolated mode. Select the market you want to trade, set your leverage with the slider (use conservative settings to start), and choose an order type that fits your plan. Market orders get you in fast; limit orders help you control price; stops protect you if the move goes against you. Before you confirm, review key numbers: entry, liquidation estimate, fees, and slippage tolerance. Once live, track your PnL, margin usage, and liquidation distance in real time so you know when to scale, hedge, or exit.

For active traders, build your trade as a workflow. Place a limit entry with reduce-only take-profit and a protective stop in one sequence so your plan executes even when you are away. Use partial closes to secure gains while keeping a runner. Adjust collateral to manage risk without closing the position. If volatility spikes, tighten stops or convert to isolated margin to ringfence exposure. When you need precision, set slippage bounds and use post-only for maker fills. The platform’s execution engine is designed to handle large notional sizes without LP bottlenecks, so you can size up responsibly and still manage orders granularly.

Hedgers can offset spot holdings in a few clicks. If you hold a token and the market looks shaky, open an opposing perp position sized to your exposure. Cross margin helps you net risk at the account level, while isolated margin lets you sandbox a specific hedge. Because open interest isn’t capped, you can align hedge size with your portfolio rather than platform limits. Keep an eye on funding and the countdown timer; if you plan to hold the hedge, factor funding payments or receipts into your cost basis. When conditions stabilize, unwind the hedge gradually using laddered orders to minimize slippage.

Every trade contributes to a fee pool that is redistributed to traders. You can track your share on the dashboard, claim rewards on schedule, and factor these returns into your net trading costs. To optimize, use precise entries to avoid unnecessary churn, batch adjustments instead of over-trading, and prefer maker orders when possible to lower effective costs. Operational hygiene matters: enable price alerts, test new markets with small size, and always place a stop before scaling leverage. Withdraw profits to your wallet on a cadence, and document your setups so you can refine them. With disciplined risk controls and a clear plan, you can take advantage of high leverage and deep executable size while keeping downside contained.