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Bitunix Features

Welcome to the Bitunix Features category on our official blog. Whether you are a novice trader looking to navigate the platform or a professional seeking to optimize your derivatives strategy, this curated collection of articles, step-by-step tutorials, and technical deep dives has you covered.

How to Connect Bitunix to TradingView: Complete Integration Guide

How to Connect Bitunix to TradingView: Complete Integration Guide

Bitunix integrates with TradingView to offer real-time K-line charts, market data, and technical indicators. Learn how this enhances your trading experience.

Updated: 2026/09/125 mAG
Bitunix Launches XAG/USDT Perpetual Futures for Silver Trading

Bitunix Launches XAG/USDT Perpetual Futures for Silver Trading

Learn what XAG/USDT is and how silver perpetual futures work on Bitunix. This guide covers silver price drivers, leverage, margin, liquidation risk, and a practical trading process.

Updated: 2026/09/1211 mAG
One-Click Crypto Purchase Explained: How It Works on Bitunix

One-Click Crypto Purchase Explained: How It Works on Bitunix

Learn how One-Click Buy works on Bitunix and see how to purchase Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto through a beginner-friendly flow.

Updated: 2026/09/097 mAG
Bitunix Copy Trading Fees Explained: Trading Costs, Profit Sharing, and How to Calculate Your Net Results

Bitunix Copy Trading Fees Explained: Trading Costs, Profit Sharing, and How to Calculate Your Net Results

Learn Bitunix copy trading fees, including futures fees, funding fees, profit sharing, weekly settlement, and how to estimate your net copy trading result.

Updated: 2026/09/0710 mAG
Bitunix Copy Trading Guide: How to Follow Lead Traders Step by Step

Bitunix Copy Trading Guide: How to Follow Lead Traders Step by Step

Bitunix copy trading: easy setup, real-time mirroring, and complete risk controls for smarter crypto investing in 2025.

Updated: 2026/09/078 mAG
How to Use Bitunix Copy Trading: One-Click Follow and Risk Control Settings

How to Use Bitunix Copy Trading: One-Click Follow and Risk Control Settings

Follow top crypto traders and copy their strategies in real time. Get started with as little as $10 on Bitunix. Sign up today!

Updated: 2026/09/078 mAG
Bitunix Trading Fees Explained: How Much Does It Cost to Trade?

Bitunix Trading Fees Explained: How Much Does It Cost to Trade?

See Bitunix spot, futures, maker, taker and VIP trading fees. Learn how much you pay per trade and how Bitunix compares with Kraken fees.

Updated: 2026/09/0710 mAG
Bitunix Leverage Explained: How Leverage Works in Futures Trading

Bitunix Leverage Explained: How Leverage Works in Futures Trading

Learn how leverage works in crypto futures, including notional value, margin, liquidation distance, and isolated vs cross margin. Get a practical Bitunix checklist.

Updated: 2026/08/2111 mAG
Bitunix Indicator Alert: Track MACD, RSI & Bollinger Band Signals with Super Alert

Bitunix Indicator Alert: Track MACD, RSI & Bollinger Band Signals with Super Alert

Learn how to use Bitunix Indicator Warning 1.0 to set MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands alerts plus drawing and channel alerts to spot anomalies fast.

Updated: 2026/08/2111 mAG
Bitunix Super Alert: Beyond Crypto Price Alerts With Smarter Market Signals

Bitunix Super Alert: Beyond Crypto Price Alerts With Smarter Market Signals

Bitunix Super Alert goes beyond traditional crypto price alerts by combining price triggers, technical indicators, chart drawings, candlestick patterns, multi-condition logic, TradingView webhooks, and on-chain monitoring into one intelligent market alert system. This guide explains how crypto alerts work, the limitations of simple price notifications, and how traders can use Super Alert’s eight alert types to monitor market signals more efficiently in a 24/7 crypto market.

Updated: 2026/08/2120 mGiselle Dawn
Crypto Order Types Explained: Market, Limit, Stop-Limit, and Advanced Orders for Futures Trading

Crypto Order Types Explained: Market, Limit, Stop-Limit, and Advanced Orders for Futures Trading

Understand how crypto order types work and how traders use market, limit, stop-loss, stop-limit, OCO, trailing stop, and advanced execution orders in futures trading. This guide explains when to use each order type, how mark price and last price affect triggers, and how proper order selection helps manage execution risks in volatile markets.

Updated: 2026/08/1410 mAG
What is Crypto Proof of Reserves and How to Use POR on Bitunix?

What is Crypto Proof of Reserves and How to Use POR on Bitunix?

Proof of Reserves (PoR) is essentially a public financial statement that shows how much cryptocurrency an exchange holds to back user balances.

Updated: 2026/08/145 mAG