To help you trade more efficiently and with a smoother pro level workflow, Bitunix Chart Trading 2.0 is now officially live. This upgrade focuses on real needs from advanced traders, streamlining order placement, enhancing automation support, and improving position management.
In this guide, we will walk you through a key feature in the new version: placing orders via the Quick Panel.
Planned Order Trading Guide
1. Important: Set Your Leverage Before Placing an Order
Before using the Quick Panel, make sure you set your leverage first. The leverage setting is located at the top right of the trading page (for example, 20x).
You can set leverage separately for Open Long (Long) and Open Short (Short) based on your risk preference. After confirming the leverage level, proceed to place your futures order to manage risk more effectively.
2. Open the Order Panel and Let the System Execute
You can access Quick Panel order trading in two ways:
Method 1: Plus Icon Next to the Candlestick Chart
Click the “+” (Plus) icon beside the chart. The order panel supports two order types:
- Market Order
- Limit Order
Method 2: Right Click Inside the Chart
Right click anywhere on the chart to open the context menu. Select Order Trading (the fourth option from the bottom). This entry provides Market Order mode.
3. The Plus Menu: A Fast All-in-One Order Entry
The Plus menu integrates both Market and Limit order entry, anchored to the token’s current price displayed on the right side of the Plus icon.
- Limit Order: Enter the order size, then tap Buy. When the market reaches your selected price, the order is triggered.
- Market Order: Tap the Buy/Sell button at the bottom. A new input box appears where you choose the order size, then confirm to execute at market.
- After the order is filled, a status bar appears at the bottom of the window showing your PnL (Profit/Loss) and the TP/SL button.
4. Right Click Planned Order: Capture Entries in Seconds
The right click Planned Order option supports Market Order execution.
- Tap Planned Order to open an input box where you select the order size. When price reaches the trigger level, the trade executes.
- After execution, a bottom status bar appears showing PnL and TP/SL controls.
- If you want a Limit Order, use the first option in the right click menu and place a limit order via the Quick Panel.
5. Take Profit and Stop Loss (TP/SL): Tighter Risk Control
After you open a position, the bottom status bar activates TP/SL.
On the left of the status bar, the E/P button switches your closing mode:
- E = Cross (Cross Margin): when TP/SL is triggered, the system closes the position in full.
- P = Isolated / Partial Mode: after selecting P, drag the TP/SL slider to set parameters and precisely choose how much of the position to close, enabling partial take profit or partial stop loss for more flexible risk management.
6. Share Your Trading Results: Futures Position Sharing
Want to show off a great trade? Hover your mouse over the status bar and a Share button will appear. Click it to generate a personalized poster you can share directly to major social platforms and showcase your Bitunix trading performance.
Disclaimer
This article is not intended to provide:
(i) investment advice or recommendations;
(ii) an offer or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold digital assets; or
(iii) financial, accounting, legal, or tax advice.
Digital assets, including stablecoins and NFTs, are highly volatile and involve significant risk. Please carefully consider your financial situation and risk tolerance before trading or holding digital assets.
Consult your independent legal, tax, or investment professional to ensure that your actions comply with applicable local laws and regulations.